Sergei Bongart (11 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. Bongart, Sergei (illustrator). 1st Edition. Detailed history of the life and work of the Ukrainian-born American painter Sergei Bongart. Richly illustrated throughout with Bongart's colourful art. Copy is in near fine condition in near fine jacket, appearing virtually as new. Due to the size and weight of this item, additional shipping charges will be required.

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Hardcover, 223 pages. Condition: Very Good +. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good +. First Edition. First Edition. Cloth bound with gilding on front board and outer spine. Light rubbing on top and bottom boards. Corner bump on upper right font and upper left back board. Light soiling to text block. Dust jacket shows very light signs of reading, handling and shelf wear. Corner bumpson upper right font and upper left back of dust jacket. Light chipping to front inlay page.

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Signed by Mary N. Balcomb on title page in black ink; stated first edition; NO dust jacket; Good Plus to Very Good Minus condition, former owner's name on first page top and on title page top, text unmarked otherwise, tight and clean, light toning beginning around page edges mainly, blue boards undamaged with vivid gilded lettering. Signed.

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Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. 16 Pp + Covers. Brochure For Exhibition In 1968. Per Wikipedia, Sergei Romanovich Bongart ( 1918-1985) Was An American Painter. Bongart Is Admired For His Richly Colored And Emotionally Expressive Landscapes, Still Lifes And Portraits. He Was Best Known As A Colorist, Working In Exaggerated Color, Using Dynamic But Carefully Controlled Color Relationships And Extolling The Virtues Of Approaching Painting As "Color First, Subject Last". Bongart Was Born In Kiev In Ukraine. He Studied Art In Kiev, Prague, Vienna And Munich, Before Emigrating To The United States In 1948. Bongart Lived For Six Years In Memphis, Tennessee, The Location Of His Sponsor. In 1954 Bongart Moved To Los Angeles Where He Founded An Art School. He Taught A Number Of Aspiring Young Painters Who Later Became Well-Known, Nationally Collected American Artists?Among Them: Peter Liashkov, Del Gish, Sunny Apinchapong, Ron Lukus, Rulon Hacking, Melinda Miles, Patricia Legrande Bongart, Susan Greaves, James Dudley Slay, Don Sahli, Ted Pressett, George Phillips, And Ovanes Berberian, S.Burkett Kaiser. In 1969 He Established An Art School In Idaho. He Lived Half The Year In Santa Monica, California And The Other Half Near Rexburg, Idaho. Much Of His Art Reflects The Rustic Settings Which Reminded Him Of His Homeland.

Condition: Good. Cloth bound book and video disk in slipcase. Both signed by the artist as one of 100 copies. .Artist, Teacher Sergei Bongart Dies at Age 66L.A. Times ArchivesMarch 25, 1985 12 AM PT.Sergei Bongart, a Russian immigrant who came to America in 1948 and established a reputation both as an artist and a teacher, has died in Santa Monica, it was learned this week.He was 66 when he died at St. John's Hospital of kidney ailments.Winner of awards from the National Academy of Design and National Academy of Western Art, he also was a member of the American Watercolor Society and Great Britain's Royal Society of Arts.Bongart, who taught and owned art schools in Idaho and Santa Monica, was considered a contemporary impressionist, but Times art critic William Wilson favorably reviewed some of his more traditional oil paintings in 1970, calling his ?vigorous lake-mountain-and-sky? works ?energetic.?