PINAJIAN’S ART
Arthur Pinajian
Untitled, Abstract Landscape.
Archived No. 4056
Oct. 3, 1983
9×12 in., ink on paper board.
Sighed lower right. Pinajian Estate certificate is included.
$ 2,000.
Abstract Landscape, Untitled.
Archived No. 3355
Oct. 26, 1976
11×14 in., oil and ink on illustration board.
Sighed lower right. Pinajian Estate certificate is included.
$ 2,500.
Abstract Landscape, Untitled.
Archived No. 4050
1971
8.5×10.75 in., oil on board
Sighed lower right. Pinajian Estate certificate is included.
$ 2,500.
Bell Port New York, Abstract Landscape, Archived No. 4056.
Year: 1992
14×22 in. oil on paper board.
Estate stamp lower right. Pinajian Estate certificate is included.
$ 4,500.
Bell Port New York, Abstract Landscape, Archived No. 3146
Year: 1992
14×22 in. oil on paper board.
Estate stamp lower right. Pinajian Estate certificate is included.
$ 4,500.
Woodstock, NY, Abstract Landscape, Archived No. 2525
Year: 1972
17.5×23 in. oil on paper board.
Estate stamp lower right. Pinajian Estate certificate is included.
$ 4,500.
Untitled, Archived No. S-7
Year: 1992
9×12 in., oil pastels
Estate stamp lower right. Pinajian Estate certificate is included.
$ 2,000.
Untitled, Archived No. 338
Year: 1983
11×14 in., oil on paper board.
Estate stamp lower right. Pinajian Estate certificate is included.
$ 2,500..
Untitled, Archived No.S-9
Year: 1969
9×12 in., oil pastels, on paper
Estate stamp lower right. Pinajian Estate certificate is included.
$ 2,500.
Pinajian: Master of Abstraction Discovered
128-PAGE HARDCOVER BOOK AVAILABLE FOR SALE
$ 49.00
Arthur Pinajian (1914-1999)
Arthur Pinajian was an Abstract Expressionist landscape and figurative painter who stands as the quintessential example of the forgotten American artist who was highly gifted yet was completely unknown in his lifetime. It was not until March of 2007, when the New York Timesfeatured a story titled,”Closing on a House, and a Life’s Story, Told in Art”.
Fortunately for American art history, the buyer of his cottage in Bellport, Long Island, also became dedicated to preserving the cottage’s large art collection of abstract art and his paintings that had been destined for the dumpster.