Secondary-market artwork is for re-sale on behalf of collectors and institutions. There may be exceptions to the price of a specific work and you may find it substantially lower for the reason that it came from an estate liquidation or from someone needing to sell work from their collection.

TONY EITHARONG 

Art Collectors:
Chuck Gruber & Mary Jane Walker       
graphite on paper, 56 x 37 inches (life-size)

$8,995.00 framed

price reduced $3,995.00



This exceptional portrait by Tony Eitharong signifies Gruber’s commitment to an artists work.  There are just a handful of collectors that provide this nature of support for an artist, and it is rare to find  individual like Chuck who recognized how important is was to cultivate creative talent in his own backyard.

Chuck Gruber moved to Tampa in the late 70’s and soon discovered the Ybor City enclave of artists living and working in Ybor cigar factories and storefront studios.  He began purchasing their work and did so, on an ongoing basis for next two decades.  Equally as important,  for the following fifteen years of his life, he collected Florida based artists.  In addition to Tony Eitharong  (he acquired ten serious works by Eitharong) he purchased numerous works by James Michaels, Russ Gustafson Hilton, and Josette Urso among many others.

Hot Beach Vinyl, 1988
acrylic on paper, 26½ x 19 inches

$2,995.  framed

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So-Superman, 1988
acrylic on paper,  17¾ x 49½ inches

$6,995. framed

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Rainmaker, 1987
mixed media on paper, 25 ½ x 20 inches

$795.00 framed

The Market, 1946
serigraph, 11x14 inches

$195.00 unframed

Kreisel studied art at Cooper Union, NY and the Art Students League. He was a member of the Woodstock Art Association and the United American Artists. Kreisel also painted in Brooklyn.

Fishing, 1947
serigraph, 11x14 inches

$195.00 unframed

Kreisel studied art at Cooper Union, NY and the Art Students League. He was a member of the Woodstock Art Association and the United American Artists. Kreisel also painted in Brooklyn.

Picnic, 1946
serigraph, 11x14 inches

$195.00 unframed

Kreisel studied art at Cooper Union, NY and the Art Students League. He was a member of the Woodstock Art Association and the United American Artists. Kreisel also painted in Brooklyn.

Village Square, 1946
serigraph, 11x14 inches

$195.00 unframed

Kreisel studied art at Cooper Union, NY and the Art Students League. He was a member of the Woodstock Art Association and the United American Artists. Kreisel also painted in Brooklyn.

Harvest, 1946
serigraph, 11x14 inches

$195.00 unframed

Kreisel studied art at Cooper Union, NY and the Art Students League. He was a member of the Woodstock Art Association and the United American Artists. Kreisel also painted in Brooklyn.  

Cow Pasture, 1947 
collotype, 8½x12½ inches (image size)

 #12 Prolog I: From a portfolio of contemporary German
drawings and prints GEBR. MANN/PUBLISHERS

$395.00 framed

Blue Ridge Parkway, Near Dismal Falls, NC, 1950's
mixed media on paper, 9x8 inches (image size)
info link:
http://americanart.si.edu/search/artist_bio.cfm?StartRow=1&ID=324 

$495.00 framed