Miniature Artworks On Paper

Miniature Artworks On Paper

Maurice Golubov (1905-1987), an early pioneer of American Abstract Art in the 20th century, is recognized by the Smithsonian American Art Museum as a Modern Master. Having escaped the Russian Pogroms as a boy, he spent his younger days as a full-time commercial artist in New York City. He quickly became an expert in detail and texture art for ‘The Brothers Weinberg’ fashion studio, located at 114 5th Ave NY. This ‘menial commercial work’ he described later in interviews, helped fine tune his astounding brush skills and brilliant technique. As ideas buzzed in his head all day long, he explored alternate dimensions with his art at night. He would often paint miniature paintings that had the same detail, context, texture and transcendent coloration of his larger works. While he doesn’t garner the name recognition like many of his peers/friends from the 20th century, he is one of the most important American Abstract Artists in Post-War American Art. All works in the curated collection of ‘Miniature Artworks On Paper’ can be purchased exclusively through the Golubov Estate.

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