Laurie Lipton is an artist whose fascination with the 16th-century Dutch Masters inspired her to develop a unique drawing technique. Rejecting the abstract and conceptual art that dominated her university studies, Lipton instead pursued figurative work to bring to life the images brewing in her mind. Her pieces are characterized by meticulous cross-hatching, building tone with thousands of fine lines to achieve luminosity and detail comparable to painting. Her choice of a black and white palette reflects a deep connection to history, memory, and emotion, lending her visually stunning creations a timeless quality.
This collection features remarkable new drawings by artist Laurie Lipton, showcasing her unique style and intricate detail. Each piece reflects her imaginative vision and technical skill, inviting viewers to explore a world filled with depth and emotion. Lipton's work often combines surreal elements with thought-provoking themes, making this collection a captivating addition for art enthusiasts.
A wide-ranging survey of Lipton's fantastical, meticulously detailed, hand-drawn images. Featuring more than 175 works, this is the most conclusive and ambitious publication about the artist to date. It also includes a conversation between Lipton and Begovich Gallery Director Mike McGee, which offers insights into her personal history, motivations and creative process. Lipton's brief notes about several specific artworks offer further anecdotes and context.