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Elliot Bassman :
The following includes artist's statement and artist's resume:
Enrolled at The City College of New York, I had no problem in deciding to make studio art my primary study. I became determined to seek the best art education available.
Not only did I work with WPA artists at College, I also worked privately with Harry Shoulberg once a week at his school on 14th Street and Sixth Avenue. At that time, I began drawing and painting from the figure – under the directions of Joseph Solman and Charles Alston.
In the summer of 1971, I attended the Skowhegan School in Maine. A “cultural happening,” I was introduced to Lucas Smaras, Alex Katz and John Ashberry. I worked closely with Gabriel Laderman and Brice Marden – learning the language of art and its application.
In the summers of 1973 and 1974, I was accepted by the Woodstock Artists Association to live and work in the Jane Burr Winslow House. In 1974, I won my first prize for a landscape – juried by Ray Parker.
After City College I immediately joined the small student body at the New York Studio School. There, a thriving energy catapulted my progress. I valued the enormous support and encouragement from Philip Guston, Jack Tworkov and Mercedes Matter.
For the next two years, I set up a studio space in my first Manhattan apartment. In 1976, Columbia University welcomed me into their Master of Fine Arts Program.
My still-lifes and landscapes morphed – I painted large, nearly monochromatic abstractions. I worked closely with Bob Blackburn whose collection of prints was recently purchased by the Library of Congress- and a print of mine in Bob's private collection is among the prints now in the Library.
Upon graduation from Columbia I maintained a studio in upper Manhattan, painted many cityscapes, still lifes, portraits-on a steady basis I drew from models with Rackstraw Downes at his upper west side studio.
I started to wark part-time for the James Goodman Gallery, then located on Madison Avenue.
The experience heightened my artistic endeavors. Not only did I learn about the business of art, but also I had the unique fortune to hold up close works by 20th century masters. I frequently visited the private collections of major collectors and dealers.
I became known for my ability to install art work and I installed two exhibits for Linda McCartney and I installed Roy Lichtenstein’s first drawing retrospective.
From 1984 until 1996, I continued to work part-time – either for other galleries, private dealing, or teaching. During these years and beyond, I have exhibited in many venues: in galleries from Germany to Alaska, Sotheby’s contemporary website, White Columns Gallery, numerous Jewish Art galleries, the entire center window of Bergdorf Goodman, painted a fiberglass cow, curated and participated in severalnon-profit lower east side galleries.
Since 1997 I have painted full time in...
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UNITED STATES
- Date of birth : 1950
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- Groups: Contemporary American Artists
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Added Jun 16, 2009
Press release
Added Jun 14, 2009
22 Linden Blvd. Brooklyn, New York
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June
2009
18 ARTISTS COLLECTIVELY SHARE THEIR VISIONS OF cARIBBEAN THEMES---RELATING THEIR PERSONAL STORIES AND PERSONAL ROOTS AND HERITAGES. THE CARIBBEAN LITERARY AND CULTURAL CENTER
Added Mar 14, 2009
Press release
2007 elliot bassman 1. displayed murals: Genesis and The Blessing in honor of the Days of Awe at the JCC in Jackson Heights, New York
2. displayed an on-line exhibition called "Art and Wellness" curated by Shalimar Productions in Sweden by Catherine Jonsson- a well known artist and lecture on the the healing atrs
3. displayed an on-line exhibition illustrating the artist's primary cancer locations and the area of surgery / with a combined story of medical doctor's neglect concerning overviewing the pain killer, oxycodone
4. elliot juried two exhibitions in Queens: The Douglaston and the Jackson Heights Art Clubs
5. Elliot is a current vice president of the arts alumni association of City College of New York
6. In November 2008- Elliot participated in a special art and creativity conference at CW Post college on Long Island, led by English Honors professor_ Joan Digby and her husband- an internationally known collagist and writer- John digby. Elliot presented among other artist's works, a series of illustrations used by the Feral Press in Oyster Bay, published by the Digbys.
Elliot also read two of his short essays- "Crime Scene" and "The Fantastical"
Elliot asks for your support during this recession, particularly in regards to health care costs.
Thankyou
2. displayed an on-line exhibition called "Art and Wellness" curated by Shalimar Productions in Sweden by Catherine Jonsson- a well known artist and lecture on the the healing atrs
3. displayed an on-line exhibition illustrating the artist's primary cancer locations and the area of surgery / with a combined story of medical doctor's neglect concerning overviewing the pain killer, oxycodone
4. elliot juried two exhibitions in Queens: The Douglaston and the Jackson Heights Art Clubs
5. Elliot is a current vice president of the arts alumni association of City College of New York
6. In November 2008- Elliot participated in a special art and creativity conference at CW Post college on Long Island, led by English Honors professor_ Joan Digby and her husband- an internationally known collagist and writer- John digby. Elliot presented among other artist's works, a series of illustrations used by the Feral Press in Oyster Bay, published by the Digbys.
Elliot also read two of his short essays- "Crime Scene" and "The Fantastical"
Elliot asks for your support during this recession, particularly in regards to health care costs.
Thankyou
Added Jan 1, 2009
Press release
2007 elliot bassman 1. displayed murals: Genesis and The Blessing in honor of the Days of Awe at the JCC in Jackson Heights, New York
2. displayed an on-line exhibition called "Art and Wellness" curated by Shalimar Productions in Sweden by Catherine Jonsson- a well known artist and lecture on the the healing atrs
3. displayed an on-line exhibition illustrating the artist's primary cancer locations and the area of surgery / with a combined story of medical doctor's neglect concerning overviewing the pain killer, oxycodone
4. elliot juried two exhibitions in Queens: The Douglaston and the Jackson Heights Art Clubs
5. Elliot is a current vice president of the arts alumni association of City College of New York
6. In November 2008- Elliot participated in a special art and creativity conference at CW Post college on Long Island, led by English Honors professor_ Joan Digby and her husband- an internationally known collagist and writer- John digby. Elliot presented among other artist's works, a series of illustrations used by the Feral Press in Oyster Bay, published by the Digbys.
Elliot also read two of his short essays- "Crime Scene" and "The Fantastical"
Elliot asks for your support during this recession, particularly in regards to health care costs.
Thankyou
2. displayed an on-line exhibition called "Art and Wellness" curated by Shalimar Productions in Sweden by Catherine Jonsson- a well known artist and lecture on the the healing atrs
3. displayed an on-line exhibition illustrating the artist's primary cancer locations and the area of surgery / with a combined story of medical doctor's neglect concerning overviewing the pain killer, oxycodone
4. elliot juried two exhibitions in Queens: The Douglaston and the Jackson Heights Art Clubs
5. Elliot is a current vice president of the arts alumni association of City College of New York
6. In November 2008- Elliot participated in a special art and creativity conference at CW Post college on Long Island, led by English Honors professor_ Joan Digby and her husband- an internationally known collagist and writer- John digby. Elliot presented among other artist's works, a series of illustrations used by the Feral Press in Oyster Bay, published by the Digbys.
Elliot also read two of his short essays- "Crime Scene" and "The Fantastical"
Elliot asks for your support during this recession, particularly in regards to health care costs.
Thankyou
Added Jun 13, 2006
Article
Change Inc. 1998
Artist's Fellowship 1999
Adolph Gottlieb - minimum 10 year professional award- 2006
Artist's Fellowship 2007
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University of Alaska- Figure drawing workshop
Colby College- studio visit/ fine art students
Friends IN Deed- facilitator art workshop-video seen on Oprah Winfrey/with Clifford Roye
Bryant High School- Drug Prevention workshop applying visual arts
Green Chimney High School- facilitated high school students in art with Clifford Roye
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Online New York Press. City College alumnus magazine. Mount Vernon Inquirer
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elliot bassman -education-selected shows- art related activities-collections
Elliot Bassman :
The following includes artist's statement and artist's resume:
Enrolled at The City College of New York, I had no problem in deciding to make studio art my primary study. I became determined to seek the best art education available.
Not only did I work with WPA artists at College, I also worked privately with Harry Shoulberg once a week at his school on 14th Street and Sixth Avenue. At that time, I began drawing and painting from the figure – under the directions of Joseph Solman and Charles Alston.
In the summer of 1971, I attended the Skowhegan School in Maine. A “cultural happening,” I was introduced to Lucas Smaras, Alex Katz and John Ashberry. I worked closely with Gabriel Laderman and Brice Marden – learning the language of art and its application.
In the summers of 1973 and 1974, I was accepted by the Woodstock Artists Association to live and work in the Jane Burr Winslow House. In 1974, I won my first prize for a landscape – juried by Ray Parker.
After City College I immediately joined the small student body at the New York Studio School. There, a thriving energy catapulted my progress. I valued the enormous support and encouragement from Philip Guston, Jack Tworkov and Mercedes Matter.
For the next two years, I set up a studio space in my first Manhattan apartment. In 1976, Columbia University welcomed me into their Master of Fine Arts Program.
My still-lifes and landscapes morphed – I painted large, nearly monochromatic abstractions. I worked closely with Bob Blackburn whose collection of prints was recently purchased by the Library of Congress- and a print of mine in Bob's private collection is among the prints now in the Library.
Upon graduation from Columbia I maintained a studio in upper Manhattan, painted many cityscapes, still lifes, portraits-on a steady basis I drew from models with Rackstraw Downes at his upper west side studio.
I started to wark part-time for the James Goodman Gallery, then located on Madison Avenue.
The experience heightened my artistic endeavors. Not only did I learn about the business of art, but also I had the unique fortune to hold up close works by 20th century masters. I frequently visited the private collections of major collectors and dealers.
I became known for my ability to install art work and I installed two exhibits for Linda McCartney and I installed Roy Lichtenstein’s first drawing retrospective.
From 1984 until 1996, I continued to work part-time – either for other galleries, private dealing, or teaching. During these years and beyond, I have exhibited in many venues: in galleries from Germany to Alaska, Sotheby’s contemporary website, White Columns Gallery, numerous Jewish Art galleries, the entire center window of Bergdorf Goodman, painted a fiberglass cow, curated and participated in severalnon-profit lower east side galleries.
Since 1997 I have painted full time in my studio in Queens.This I have done, with continued passion, perseverence, professionalism and dedication, as I have battled a rare cancer for more than twelve years.
I am grateful to my friends, clients, collectors, and my dealers, among them Sharon Boykin and Phyllis Teplitz (now retired) who encouraged , supported and believed in my creative process.
RESUME follows: scroll down
20008-10----------Queens Museum,
Caribbean Cultural Center, Brooklyn,
Flushing Town Hall, Queens
20/20 art alumni show, NYC
Selected exhibitions:2007-2005
Autumn and Spring--installations of more than thirty works at Cosi Restaurants on 56th and 45th streets
Art and Wellness-on-line exhibit curated by catherine jonnson of Shalimar Productions,Sweden
Howl Festival/Art Around the Park.........september/east village. NYC "Xanadu"
7by7 foot canvas
Hope Murals......................................september/JCC of Jackson Heights, Queens, NYC
La Moustache......................................september-november/ presented by MeThinks,
Toronto, small works, traveling show
Don't mess with Zohan......................... Orchard street mural used in upcoming Adam
Sandler movie coming out in 2008
(SUB)uRBAN VISIONS-ac-bAW cENTER FOR THE aRTS, mOUNT vERNON, nEW yORK
A Common Bond----------------------.......2007 CCNY Biennial, New York,NY
Home and Away ------------------- ------------------ Bronfman Center New York, NY
Fashion & Style-------- --------------------------Hamilton Fish Gallery New York, NY
Post Modernism/Modernism-------------------- Columbia University, Neiman Gallery New York, NY
East Side Mural Commission------- Lower East Side Business Council New York, NY
Threads of Humanity---------------- Gallery 225 New York, NY
Slide Show: Artists Talk on Art------ School of Visual Arts New York, NY
Identity: Words & Images---------- Hamilton Fish Gallery New York, NY
City Memoirs------------------------- Forest Hills Gallery Forest Hills, NY
In The Beginning--------------------- Park Slope Jewish Center New York, NY
Small Works Show------------------- CCNY Alumni 20/20 Gallery New York, NY
Beyond Graffiti II-------------------- Sunshine Factory New York, NY
Beyond Graffiti I--------------------- Bronfman Center New York, NY
Postcards From the Edge---------------------- Robert Miller Gallery New York, NY
Howl! Festival of East Village Arts------------- Tompkins Square Park New York, NY
2004 December to Remember----------- Savacou Gallery New York, NY
2004 10th Anniversary Exhibition--------------- Synagogue for the Arts New York, NY
2004 Museum of Gay Culture-------------- CUNY Conference New York, NY
2004 Tales & Visions---------------------- Cork Gallery New York, NY
2004 Around My Trees--------------------- Queens Library & Alliance for Queens Artists Forest Hills, NY
2004 A Piece of My Heart----------------- Gallery 438 New York, NY
2004 Uncovering the Light----------------- Sunshine Factory New York, NY
2004 Portrait of AIDS........................... Gallery 438 New York, NY
2004 Toil, Sweat and Tears ................................Gallery 438 New York, NY
2004 Vibrations ................................................Flushing Town Hall Cultural Center Flushing, NY
2004 Corridors of Hope.......................... East Elmhurst Hospital (Permanent Installation) Elmhurst, NY
2004 Self-Portrait................................. Bertoni Gallery Sugar Loaf, NY
2004 Breaking Boundaries----------------- Sunshine Factory New York, NY
2003 Works on Paper---------------------- Lior Gallery Princeton, NJ
2003 The Blue Rainbow-------------------- Synagogue for the Arts New York, NY
2003 A Seeing Eye............................... Waltuch Gallery Tenafly, NJ
2003 The Same Sky----------------------- Gallery 438 New York, NY
2003 Memory and Plac.......................... Aaron Davis Hall, City College New York, NY
2003 Invitational ................................................Tompkins Square Library New York, NY
2002-3 Works on Paper & Canvas............. Sotheby’s Contemporary Art Website
2002 Four Murals................................. Society for the Advancement of Judaism New York, NY
2002 Invitational.................................. Broome Street Gallery New York, NY
2002 Shield of David............................ Union of American Hebrew Congregations New York, NY
2002 New York, New York ................................Alliance of Queens Artists Forest Hills, NY
2001 Noah’s Ark ................................................JCC Gallery East Hills, NY
2001 Judaic Exhibition........................................ JCC Gallery New Haven, CT
2001 Tapestries ................................................Temple Beth Shalom Cherry Hill, NJ
2000 Murals................................................... Angel Orensanz Foundation New York, Ny
2000 Cow City................................................. Cow Parade New York, NY
2000 Syria, America......................................... Emerging Artist Theatre New York, NY
1999 Family Values......................................... White Columns New York, NY
1999 Art of the Spirit....................................... Queens YMHA-YWHA Queens, NY
1998 Canvas & Paper..................................... Studio 88 New York, NY
1998 Recent Works.............................. Art Expo New York, NY
1997 Invitationa...................................l Hewlett Library Long Island, NY
1996 Be My Valentine........................... Blue Streak Gallery Wilmington, DE
1995 New York Artists........................... Caesarea Gallery Boca Raton, FL
1995 Figures......................................... Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation New York, NY
1994 New York .................................................WorldWide Art Gallery New York, NY
1994 The Spiritual in Art...................................... WorldWide Art Gallery New York, NY
1993 Landmark.................................... Bergdorf Goodman New York, NY
1992 Group Exhibit.................................... Lillian Heidenberg Gallery New York, NY
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Selected Exhibitions (Continued)
1992 The Nude.......................................... Caroline Dohmen Frankfurt, Germany
1992 Invitational .................................................The Painting Center New York, NY
1990 Subject to Painting.................................... Lucky Strike Bar New York, NY
1986 Ten Jewish Artists........................ Congress for Jewish Culture New York, NY
Alumni Exhibit.............................. New York Studio School New York, NY The First Decade New York Studio School New York, NY
(consignment)................................ Teplitz Fine Art New York, NY
1996 The Children’s Eye........................ SoHo Pediatric Group New York, NY
1995 Five Jewish Artists................................. Sheraton Hotel New York, NY
(consignment).............................. Mona Berman Fine Arts New Haven, CT
1986 Cityscapes .................................................Gallery Caroline Dohmen........... Frankfurt, Germany
1984 The Figure........................................... University of Alaska Fairbanks, Alaska
Group Exhibit.......................................... Silvermine Artist Guild Connecticut
1983 Burning Bush......................................... Washington Square East Galleries New York, NY
Press
The New York Times The Forward The Daily News Queens Gazette
Newsday Downtown Express Queens Courier Show Guide
Jewish Week The Villager Queens Tribune HX Magazine
Jewish World The Brooklyn Rail Grand Street News Where-Art and Antiques
The Times Ledger Lincoln Center Playbill
Selected Corporate/Public Collections
Library of Congress, Print Collection Washington, DC
City College, Cohen Library Atrium New York, NY
City College, Alumnus Office New York, NY
Health and Hospitals Corporation, Bellevue Hospital New York, NY
Bergdorf Goodman, Inc. New York, NY
David Brown Enterprises Baltimore, MD
Elmhurst Hospital Elmhurst, NY
Cancer Care New York, NY
Rivington Health Care Facility New York, NY
Soho Pediatric Group New York, NY
New York University Medical Center New York, NY
Mid-Hudson Valley Hospital New York, NY
Union of American Hebrew Congregations (Reform) New York, NY
Synagogue for the Arts New York, NY
Reconstructionist Synagogue Westchester, NY
Reconstructionist Synagogue Dorchester, VT
Bank Street College New York, NY
Orchard Street Mural/Business Council New York, NY
Cow City – Summer 2000 Avenue of the Americas, NY
Park Manor Adult Home Brooklyn, NY
Catalogues
Memory and Place Aaron Davis Hall, CCNY
Cabrini Medical Center Salmagundi Club
Family Values White Columns
Diversity and Tradition- aaron davis
A Common Bond- aaron davis
Auctions
Channel 13, PBS New York, NY
Cabrini Medical Center New York, NY
Empire State Pride Agenda New York, NY
Bowery Gallery New York, NY
Pleiades Gallery New York, NY
Friends In Deed New York, NY
Aids Association of Queens New York, NY
Gay Men’s Chorus New York, NY
Children of Bellevue New York, NY
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Illustrations
“Alexander the Great” Calendar CCNY Alumni Calendar, February
“Open The Gates” CD Cover/ Robert Cohen, Editor
“The Siren’s Song,” by William Browne Feral Press
“The Bed,” by Elliot H. Bassman Feral Press
“Two Poems,” by Elliot H. Bassman Feral Press
“Two Stories,” by Elliot H. Bassman Feral Press
Passover Cover Jewish Week
“Song of Songs” Congregation Beth Simchat Torah
“Shalom” Congregation Beth Simchat Torah
“The Flame” City College -- Jewish Student Union
“Murals” Society for the Advancement of Judaism Bulletin
"The Word Never Mentioned"- DVD/ written, directed, narrated by the artist
Grants
1998 Artist Fellowship Inc.
1998 Change, Inc.
20005,6 Adolph Gottlieb Foundation Grant
Curatorial & Installation Projects 1982-Present
“Propulsion: Immortal Energies” Flushing Town Hall, Queens, NY
“Corridors of Hope” Elmhurst Hospital, Queens, NY
“A Portrait of Aids” Gallery 438, NYC
“Toil, Sweat & Tears” Gallery 438, NYC
“The Same Sky” Gallery 438, NYC
Four Murals Society for the Advancement of Judaism, NYC
Landmark Painting Bergdorf Goodman Window, NYC
Fernando Botero James Goodman Gallery, NYC
“Hans Hoffmann & His Legacy” Lever/Meyerson Galleries, NYC
“The Figurative Vision” James Goodman Gallery, NYC
Henry Moore James Goodman Gallery, NYC
Linda McCartney TWA VIP Lounge, Kennedy Airport, NY
Roy Lichtenstein James Goodman Gallery, NYC
Linda McCartney James Goodman Gallery, NYC
Workshops
Friends In Deed New York, NY
Bryant High School Queens, NY
University of Alaska Fairbanks, Alaska
“The Writes of Recovery” LGBT Center, NY
Green Chimney High School New York, NY
Essays
2005 Crime Scene; The Fantastical Two Stories, The Feral Press Oyster Bay, NY
2004 Sylvia Reading at Giovanni’s Room Philadelphia, PA
2004 Sylvia Walking Higher, edited by Alexander Renault Pennsylvania
Poetry
2004 3 poems Reading at Vibrations Art Exhibition Flushing, NY
2004 3 poems Vibrations, Volume 2 – Memory Flushing, NY
2004 Uncovering the Light Accompanied Art Exhibition New York, NY
2003 A Seeing Eye Accompanied Art Exhibition Tenafly, NJ
2002 The Blue Rainbow Accompanied Art Exhibition Tenafly, NJ
Education
Master of Fine Arts, Columbia University, NY
New York Studio School, Drawing, Painting and Sculpture
Bachelor of Arts, City College of New York
Art Student’s League, Woodstock, NY
Skowhegan School of Art, Skowhegan, Maine
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Part-Time Employment
Institute for the Crippled and Disabled- DURING COLLEGE YEARS New York, NY
Studio Assistant -- Artist: Gary Rich
CHARLES jOURDAN,ny New York, NY--
Cadwallader WickErsham & Taft New York, NY
James Goodman Gallery New York, NY
– Board of Education Brooklyn & Queens, NY
Private Art Dealer New York, NY
Lever/Meyerson Gallery New York, NY
Writer, Press Releases – Gallery 225, CREATIVE NON-FICTION, PUBLISHERS: ALEXANDER RENAULT, fERAL PRESS (jOAN AND jOHN DIGBY)
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Press coverage for elliot bassman
New York Times----------------------------Art of the Spirit
New York Newsday-------------------------Profiles
--------------------- Outings
---------------------- Energy and Flight
Daily News----------------------------------Expressions
---------------------- Around My Trees
Times-Ledger-------------------------------Artistic Devotion
--------------------Corridors of Hope
Lincoln Center Playbill----------------------The Cork Gallery
The Daily Forward---------------------------New Year
---------------------------Breaking Boundaries
The Brooklyn Rail----------------------------The Same Sky
The Jewish Week-----------------------------Art is My Prayer
------------------------ A Moo-ving Masterpiece
------------------------ Brush with the Bible
------------------------- Buzz: Uncovering the Light, The Same Sky
------------------------- Syria America
------------------------- Passover Cover Supplements
The Queens Tribune----------------------------Art of the Spirit
---------------------------Propulsion? Energies
--------------------------- Cow Parade
--------------------------- The View from Elliot Bassman's Mind
----------------------------- Artists and Elmhurst Hospital
-------------------------------- Artist Brings Color to the Boro
--------------------------------- City Memoirs
The Queens Courier---------------------------------------Around My Trees
---------------------------------- Still Time for Bassman
------------------------------------- Corridors of Hope
------------------------------------- The Blessing
------------------------------------- Portrait of Aids
The Queens Gazette--------------------------------------------Art of the Spirit
Reviews and comments
Is there any painting or drawing for sale?
Bonjour, j'aime vos créations plume et encre, bravo!!!
Congratulations! beautiful ART!
We are so happy for you!
Congratulations on your WIN!!
Congratulations! on the video: The Word Never Mentioned, to be included in the Queens World Film Festival 2012.. I look forward to seeing the screening ^L^
Hello Eliot ... just a shout .. out from somewhere out there.
Congrats!!!! I just noticed that you are really high up on the 100 top artists on artmajeur! Way to go!
Hugs.
The pics look teriffic, as usual! The drawings are so STRONG!!!!...and I love seeing a bit of the inside of your apartment too! We're of to Milan tomorrow to check up on DaVinci's Last Supper --- we'll see if we're asked to stay for dinner!
Big Hugs,
Catherine
I looked at your artwork for the first time, and I'm amazed at it's variety. That shows me how talented you are. Keep growing.
It was a pleasure looking at your artwork, you are talented. Your video "word never mentioned" was very touching. You can display your artwork in my office any time!
congratulations for your excellent art. I like it!
You are a prolific artist, Elliot, with such talent. I'm so proud to be owner of your work.
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MATTISSE, LEGER, AND LICHTENSTEIN ALL LOOKING DOWN FROM HEAVEN... AND SMILING. SOME TRULY OUTSTANDING ARTWORK.
What a lovely way to "visit" with you. Talented and gracious....what a combo!
hello elliot, just browsing thru your collection. It's marvelous I don't understand the painting of Hitler. There is nothing good about him at all zero. Why paint him? Is it to capture the time? Or for the idiots out there that still worship him. Happy Holidays!
Happy Birthday Master Elliot Bassman from your apprentice
Everything looks teriffic on the site... I think I have spotted 3 pieces to buy... I'll get in touch with you in your regular email. Things have been topsy-turvey here.
Hugs, Catherine
Had fun today. I love your blk/white work the most. You are extremely prolific. It's unbelievable how much you have done. You are a style unto yourself.
HOLY ARTWORKS BASSMAN...You have really done some groovy stuff over the years. I enjoyed seeing it all here online. I especially loved seeing the exhibit you put together for Linda McCartney. Best of everything to you Elliot,you are a gem. love and hugs, Mary Vella
Congrats Elliot........the online shows looks fantastic as I knew it would. Speak to you soon.
Catherine Rogers Jonsson
I was flying around on my broom searching for the tree of life (in need of a twig to stir my tea) when I happened upon this web and found herbs for the soul instead. Hi Elliot, keeping you in my thoughts...from the good witch of Poway. :)
Hi Elliot. I love the 60s "Day after New Years" picture of Nanny! (aka Ruthie) She looks so full of life in her signature pose.
Hi Elliot. The pictures of my mother are great. So nice of you to do this. Thank's so much. kevin
Your site is beautiful Elliot! (and I'm not in Iraq)
Hey Elliot, Teriffic web site. Very Very nice.
Hi Elliot, best of luck with your work. Peter.
Great Art !!
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To MY Elliot, Your "sparkling energy" graces my home in the paintings I purchased from you last year. Thank You...you In-Spire Me. Mary V.
Elliot! The new galleries look great, the artworks are terrific... and the artist's photo on the homepage, well.... excuse me while I warm up your limo.
I never thought you are this good!!!!
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