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Building in New York City

'Building in New York City' by Padloo Samayualie - Cape Dorset original Inuit Art drawing
'Building in New York City' by Padloo Samayualie - Cape Dorset original Inuit Art drawing
'Building in New York City' by Padloo Samayualie - Cape Dorset original Inuit Art drawing
'Building in New York City' by Padloo Samayualie - Cape Dorset original Inuit Art drawing
'Building in New York City' by Padloo Samayualie - Cape Dorset original Inuit Art drawing
'Building in New York City' by Padloo Samayualie - Cape Dorset original Inuit Art drawing
'Building in New York City' by Padloo Samayualie - Cape Dorset original Inuit Art drawing
'Building in New York City' by Padloo Samayualie - Cape Dorset original Inuit Art drawing
'Building in New York City' by Padloo Samayualie - Cape Dorset original Inuit Art drawing
Artist
Padloo Samayualie
Gender
Female
Style
Inuit
Community
Cape Dorset
Art Type
Drawing
Collection
Original Drawing
Medium
Original drawing with coloured pencil and pentel pen
Edition
Original Drawing
Size (in)
Paper (H x W): 30 x 23 in
Size (cm)
Paper (H x W): 76 x 58 cm
Framed
Not Framed, please enquire
Product ID
10110-00259

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‘Building in New York City’ by Padloo Samayualie —  Inuit Art from Cape Dorset 2017 original hand drawing collection presented by DaVic Gallery of Native Canadian Arts.

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Condition:          No condition to be noted.

Description by Artist:     No description by artist found.

Notes from DaVic Gallery:   A detailed architectural drawing based on Padloo’s personal experiences perhaps during her artist residency at the Brooklyn Museum in New York City in 2016.  What is important to note is Padloo’s strong design aesthetic with her use of strong vibrant hues of blue and orange that work so well together.  This again demonstrates her preoccupation with line and pattern that we frequently see in her architectural renditions.  Her use of angles together with the white and orange building sections add much vibrancy to this work loaded with artistic talent and merit.