America Martin
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Round Fruit
My Portrait of Rembrandt
Woman Looks at Bell Flowers
Woman & Avocado Tree Drawing
Woman, Sand & Clouds
Woman with Blossoms
Daisies, Peonies and Larkspur •
The Flower Arrangement
Two for a Swim
Gather Oil Leaves
Woman Sits in Chair
Woman & Paisley Pillows
Brass Trombone II
Brass Trombone
Paisley Pillows
Picnic
Woman & Pillows
Garlic, Eggs & Fish On Table
Blue Rabbit & Green Bird
Tomatoes, Garlic & Leeks
Woman & Honey Suckle
Watermelon, Chicken Leg & Fork
Swiss Cheese & Fruit
Sculpture
Round Fruit, 2014
oil & acrylic on canvas, 33x57 inches, $11500
My Portrait of Rembrandt, 2018
oil & acrylic on canvas, 65x51 inches, $18000
Woman Looks at Bell Flowers, 2018
clay pencil and acrylic on paper, 30x22 inches, $3500
Woman & Avocado Tree Drawing, 2018
clay pencil & acrylic on japanese handmade paper, 13x19 inches, $2500
Woman, Sand & Clouds, 2018
pencil and ink on paper, 12x15 inches, $2000
Woman with Blossoms, 2018
acrylic on linen, 55x43 inches, $15000
Daisies, Peonies and Larkspur, 2018
oil & acrylic on canvas, 54x42 inches, sold
The Flower Arrangement, 2018
acrylic on yellow silk, 30x30 inches, $9500
Two for a Swim
oil & acrylic on canvas, 63 x 37 inches, 63-3/4 x 38-1/2 inches framed, $12000
Gather Oil Leaves
oil and acrylic on canvas, 45 x 45 inches, 46-3/4 x 46-5/8 inches framed, $11000
Woman Sits in Chair, 2016
oil & acrylic on canvas, 67x34, 69x36 inches framed, $12000
Woman & Paisley Pillows, 2015
ink on paper, 23x18 inches, $2000
Brass Trombone II, 2015
pencil and ink on tokushima paper, 39x19, 44x25 inches framed, $3000
Brass Trombone, 2015
pencil and ink on tokushima paper, 39x20, 44x25 inches framed, $3000
Paisley Pillows, 2015
ink on paper, 22x18, 28x24 inches framed, $2000
Picnic, 2016
oil & acrylic on canvas, 42x50 image, 44x52 inches framed, $11500
Woman & Pillows, 2015
ink on paper, 22x18, 28x24 inches framed, $2000
Garlic, Eggs & Fish On Table, 2016
oil & acrylic on canvas, 42x63 image, 44x65 inches framed, $13500
Blue Rabbit & Green Bird, 2016
acrylic, ink & collage on paper, 39x79 inches, 43x83 inches framed, $9000
Tomatoes, Garlic & Leeks, 2017
oil & acrylic on canvas, 53x81 inches, $19000
Woman & Honey Suckle, 2018
clay pencil & acrylic on japanese handmade paper, 19x13 inches, $2500
Watermelon, Chicken Leg & Fork, 2016
oil & acrylic on canvas, 18x24 image, 20x26 inches framed, $5500
Swiss Cheese & Fruit, 2016
oil & acrylic on canvas, 18x24 image, 20x26 inches framed, $5500
Sculpture, 2012
corten steel, 7 feet tall, $28000
About the artist...
Take a tour of America's 2018 show at Wally Workman Gallery here.
Take a tour of America's 2016 show at Wally Workman Gallery here.
Take a tour of America's 2015 show at Wally Workman Gallery here.
Take a tour of America's 2013 show at Wally Workman Gallery here.
Watch America at work on a monumental piece here.
Listen to a great interview with America on Austin Art Talks here.
Watch video of America Martin talking about her inspiration, her work & process.
Read America's wonderful interview with ATOD Magazine here.
Read The Cult Collective's interview with America here.
AMERICA MARTIN is a Colombian-American fine artist based in Los Angeles and a rising star in the contemporary art world whose works have been shown in museum and solo and group exhibitions nationwide. America describes herself as a painting anthropologist, working primarily with paint on canvas and paper to explore the human experience – and the human form.
America Martin finds inspiration everywhere, but it is not by happenstance or easily won. Like a true virtuoso, she searches relentlessly – sketchbook in hand and camera around neck – often among “voiceless” people whom many consider insignificant; Martin disagrees. Instead, she finds in them truth, vitality and beauty so devastating that she is compelled to transpose it into effigy profound enough to break your heart. That is the essence of Martin’s vision, and through her eyes life is not only sublime, but it finally makes gorgeous, perfect sense.
Taking inspiration from Mid-Century Modernist masters, America’s distinctive style is underscored by the use of boldly brushed lines and punctuated bursts of color to imply tone and mood. She treats her subjects with an obvious reverence, and in a manner that captures their individuality and their dignity.
Visit artist's website - www.americamartin.com