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Andrea Kantrowitz - Paintings

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Click on any image to enlarge. You tell the time of year by the fruits at the greengrocer’s stands. Exotic fruits appear, each in its own season. It’s a sensual, seductive print of our globalized world. The sky turns a deep cobalt blue, and the air smells clean and crisp. It is pomegranate season. Scattered so easily when the fruit was opened. I painted a series of small studies of pomegranates, torn open and sitting on my windowsill, with the blood red seeds reflecting the gray, waning city light.

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Andrea Kantrowitz - Commissioned Portrait Paintings

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Click on any image to enlarge. Andrea Kantrowitz’s prints are an extension of her close examination of organic structures in fruits and vegetables. Inspired by 18th century French medical illustration, they explore the relationship between scientific investigation and the sublime. These prints were made In collaboration with Christopher Shore at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Norwalk, Connecticut. All work on this site is for Web browser viewing only.

plumsandpomegranates.com

Andrea Kantrowitz - Paintings

http://www.plumsandpomegranates.com/stillLives.html

Click on any image to enlarge. You tell the time of year by the fruits at the greengrocer’s stands. Exotic fruits appear, each in its own season. It’s a sensual, seductive print of our globalized world. The sky turns a deep cobalt blue, and the air smells clean and crisp. It is pomegranate season. Scattered so easily when the fruit was opened. I painted a series of small studies of pomegranates, torn open and sitting on my windowsill, with the blood red seeds reflecting the gray, waning city light.

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Andrea Kantrowitz - artist showing paintings and prints

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When the fruits are torn by hand, rather than cut with a knife, they break apart along their weakest spots and natural fault lines revealing their internal strengths and structures. Light is captured in quivering juicy corpuscles, while torn skin opens to reveal flesh, filaments and fluids. Fruits have evolved to entice animals like us to consume them. By destroying them, we scatter their seeds, playing our part in the cycle of life. All work on this site is for Web browser viewing only.

kantrowitzportraits.com

Andrea Kantrowitz - Commissioned Portrait Paintings

http://www.kantrowitzportraits.com/prints.html

Click on any image to enlarge. Andrea Kantrowitz’s prints are an extension of her close examination of organic structures in fruits and vegetables. Inspired by 18th century French medical illustration, they explore the relationship between scientific investigation and the sublime. These prints were made In collaboration with Christopher Shore at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Norwalk, Connecticut. All work on this site is for Web browser viewing only.

kantrowitzportraits.com

Andrea Kantrowitz - artist showing paintings and prints

http://www.kantrowitzportraits.com/index.html

When the fruits are torn by hand, rather than cut with a knife, they break apart along their weakest spots and natural fault lines revealing their internal strengths and structures. Light is captured in quivering juicy corpuscles, while torn skin opens to reveal flesh, filaments and fluids. Fruits have evolved to entice animals like us to consume them. By destroying them, we scatter their seeds, playing our part in the cycle of life. All work on this site is for Web browser viewing only.