FOR WALLS....: October 2014

JAZZ

WOODCUTS BY JANE POMEROY-LUCKENBACH

"New Orleans Jazz"
$250.00 + $12.00 S x H

"Big Jim Robinson"
$250.00 +$12.00 S x H

"George Lewis"
$250.00 +$12.00 S x H

Each piece is a limited edition

and measures 18" X 25"

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For more information contact

Mike Luckenbach at 773-465-2433 or luckenbach@rcn.com

CATS

WOODCUTS BY JANE POMEROY-LUCKENBACH

$250.00 + $12.00 S x H
Each piece is a limited edition & measures 18" X 25"

"BLUE, BOY-SAN & BABE"

(specify 'black', 'rust' or 'yellow' background)

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For more information contact
Mike Luckenbach at 773-465-2433 or luckenbach@rcn.com

About the Artist
Jane Pomeroy-Luckenbach, (1915-2004), was a well-known Illinois artist who specialized in watercolors, oils pastels and woodcuts. She studied at the School of Design and the Art Department of Southern Illinois University and then attended the Luis Commitzer International School of Graphics in Italy. Of the various artists she studied under, one of note was Noreen TenEyke. Her work has been widely exhibited in Chicago, New Orleans, at the New Orleans Jazz Museum; at the King and Prince Hotel in Saint Simons Island, Georgia; and several places around Illinois, including a 1989 show at MacMurray College Mobil Art Gallery and a very successful show at Strawn Art Gallery in February, 2003. Mrs. Pomeroy-Luckenbach spent much time in Italy with her daughter. She loved to paint city scenes of Florence and the countryside around her daughter's residence, Casi di Ghirlandaio, overlooking the city of Florence, Italy.

FROM ITALY

PRINTS BY SWIETLAN KRACZYNA

For more information contact
Mike Luckenbach at 773-465-2433 or luckenbach@rcn.com

"Itetti con Santo Spirito"
28" x 22"
$800

"Florence"
28" x 22"
$800

About the Artist

Swietlan N. Kraczyna was born in Poland in 1940, spent six years in a German refugee camp before he and his family arrived in New Haven, CT in 1951. Swietlan received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1962 and a MFA from Southern Illinois University in 1964. Kraczyna has taught in the U.S., Italy, England and The Czech Republic. In 1983 he became a founder of "Il Bisonte" International School of Advanced Printmaking in Florence, Italy, where he still lives. Swietlan Kraczyna is a master of multi-plate color etching. Living and working in the 13th century home of Domenico Ghirlandaio (Michelangelo's teacher and mentor), his art is deeply rooted in the traditions of the Italian Renaissance. Kraczyna returns again and again to ancient themes, especially those inspired by theater, music, dance and the surrounding Tuscan landscape.