Hollis Sigler

American · 1948–2001 · Painter, Sculptor

Hollis Sigler was an American artist. She received several Arts Lifetime Achievement awards as both an artist and an educator, including the Distinguished Artist Award for… (Wikipedia)

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  1. Hollis Sigler, Good Time Just Passing Through, 1983, oil on canvasGood Time Just Passing ThroughWright · $6,250≈ £3,837≈ €4,243Sign up to see
  2. Hollis Sigler, There is Pain that Unlocks the Heart to the Freedom of the Soul, acrylic on paper in painted artist's frameThere is Pain that Unlocks the Heart to the Freedom of the SoulWright · $5,120≈ £3,790≈ €4,374Sign up to see
  3. Hollis Sigler, With Guilt Went The Desire To Be Some One Else... Some One Better, 1980, Cray-Pas on paper and matboardWith Guilt Went The Desire To Be Some One Else... Some One BetterWright · $4,410≈ £3,480≈ €4,116Sign up to see

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Hollis Sigler was an American artist. She received several Arts Lifetime Achievement awards as both an artist and an educator, including the Distinguished Artist Award for Lifetime Achievement from the College Art Association in 2001.

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Born 1948, GaryDied 2001, LincolnshireOccupation Painter, SculptorWikidata Q5553973 ↗ULAN 500010941 ↗

In the collections of

Art Institute of Chicago

Museum representation from open data (Wikidata, museum collection datasets); links go to the museum or its collection record.

Also known as Q5553973, Suzanne Hollis Sigler

Artist record compiled from: Wikidata (CC0), Getty ULAN (ODC-By), National Gallery of Art open data (CC0), Art Institute of Chicago API (CC0). See data sources & attribution.

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