I offer to you a pastel drawing by Ted Egri (American, 1913-2010) Drawing on paper. Sight: 15.5 inches H x 11 inches W. Depicts Portrait of a Patrocino Barela the famous wood sculptor holding a carving tool. Framed under glass in 1/4 inch Wide blonde wood molding. 1.75 inches Deep. Outer dimensions of frame: 22 inches H x 17.5 inches W. Signed lower right: Egri.
Ted Egri (1913–2010) was a prolific American modernist artist and educator best known for his dynamic sculptures and his influential role in the Taos, New Mexico, art community. Born in New York City to Hungarian immigrant parents—including his father, noted author Lajos Egri—he began painting at age seven. His career spanned over seven decades, evolving from early humanitarian-themed social realism to large-scale abstract sculpture inspired by the Southwestern landscape.
Early Life and Education
In 1950, Egri and his first
wife, Kit, moved to Taos to study with Louis Ribak. His work underwent a major
transformation during this period
Style Shift: Moved away
from paintings focused on human struggle and racial oppression toward sculpture
that explored natural elements and space.
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