Transubstantiation of Uraeus

Listing No: 9206

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Flatbed Center for Contemporary Printmaking

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Flatbed Center for Contemporary Printmaking

3701 Drossett Drive, Ste 190

Austin, TX 78744

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Artwork Info

FAE Listing No:
9206
Artist:
Mort Baranoff (1923-1978)
Title:
Transubstantiation of Uraeus
Date of Work:
1968
Signature:
yes
Where Produced:
New York

Artwork Medium

Type:
Fine Print
Sub Type:
Planographic
Medium:
Lithograph
Support:
on Paper

Edition

Edition Number:
13
Edition Size:
35
Number Available:
2

Artwork Size & Weight

Primary:
22 x 18 in. (Paper Size)
Secondary:
19 x 15.75 in. (Image Size)

Artwork Surface

Texture:
Flat
Surface Reflectivity:
Even - Matte

Artwork Condition

Condition:
Pristine

Artwork Provenance

Provenance:
The estate of the artist

About this Piece

Uraeus refers to the cobra headpiece for Egyptian deities and in particular the goddess Wadjet who would take the form of a serpent.

About the Artist

Mort Baranoff was born in Canada but immigrated to the US in the 1950s where he graduated from the University of Southern California with a MFA. (1959) He also holds degrees from the School of Art and Design of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (1952) finishing a three-year program in just two years. In 1952 he also studied graphic arts at Atelier 17 with Hayter in New York.

In 1960, Mort joined the faculty of The University of Texas at Austin. Although his chief interest was in studio art, particularly printmaking, he was able to teach and did teach upon occasion, art education and art history. One of his most appreciated courses was the history of modern prints. He was the first to make use of the collection of twentieth century prints given by Mr. Charles Clark to the Blanton Museum of Art (then the University Art Museum). The course was offered to seniors and graduate students. Mort was one of the faculty members to accompany art student on their first major field trip in 1961 to St. Louis, Chicago, and Kansas City. In spite of the rigors of bus travel, driving at night, and uncertain meals, his good humor and concern for the students persisted. It was he who persuaded the bus driver to stop at Columbia, Missouri, in the early morning hours to see the chapel designed by Saarinen, and also the quarters for the Art Department. Because of the fortunate encounter with a night watchman, the whole group emerged from the bus into the night chill to enter the chapel for a private viewing. The students on that trip and all those who studied with him were aware of the courage and strength of a man whom suffering and pain never forsook.

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