David Park

American · 1911–1960 · Painter, Printmaker

David Park was an American painter and a pioneer of the Bay Area Figurative Movement in painting during the 1950s. (Wikipedia)

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  1. David Park, Mother with Polka Dot Dress, 1930, oil on canvasMother with Polka Dot DressPhillips · $143,750≈ £109,158≈ €121,410Sign up to see
  2. David Park, Boy in Colored Cap, 1950, oil on canvasBoy in Colored CapPhillips · $107,950≈ £86,602≈ €99,328Sign up to see
  3. David Park, Figure Playing Violin, 1960, Gouache on paperFigure Playing ViolinLos Angeles Modern Auctions (LAMA) · $62,500≈ £38,564≈ €47,492Sign up to see

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  1. David Park, Figure Playing Violin, 1960, Gouache on paper
    Figure Playing Violin, 1960
    Gouache · Paper
    Los Angeles Modern Auctions (LAMA) · · Lot 21
    $62,500≈ £38,564≈ €47,492Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. $18,000–View at Los Angeles Modern Auctions (LAMA) ↗
  2. David Park, Girl in Chair Bending Over, c. 1950s, Black ink wash on paper
    Girl in Chair Bending Over, c. 1950s
    Drawing · Paper
    Los Angeles Modern Auctions (LAMA) · · Lot 22
    $12,500≈ £7,713≈ €9,498Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. $10,000–View at Los Angeles Modern Auctions (LAMA) ↗

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