Galleries Maurice Sternberg has been a fine art dealer in Chicago since 1945. Sternberg Traditional offers museum-quality, 19th and 20th century European and American paintings. Sternberg Contemporary features the work of a distinguished list of Contemporary Artists from around the world.
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Located in The John Hancock Center
875 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 2520
Chicago, IL 60611
Phone: 312-642-1700
Fax: 312-642-7159
Gallery Hours: By Appointment
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Artist Search
Please search for an artist in our current inventory of Traditional and Contemporary art.
Artist:
Andre Brasilier, French, Oil on Canvas |
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BIG PICTURE SHOW - July 1 through Labor Day
A rotating exhibition of BIG PICTURES that runs from July 1st through Labor Day. Artist Shown: Frank Stella, "One Small Goat Papa Bought For Two Zuzim," 1984 |
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Sternberg Contemporary
Sternberg Contemporary features the work of a distinguished list of contemporary artists from around the world. Artist shown: Arman, French, "Sliced Trumpets" Sculpture |
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Sternberg Traditional
American and European Painting, from 1850-1950 |
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Light From the Past - Ian Hornak
Paintings and works on paper range from the mid 1960s to shortly before the artist's untimely death at age 58. In an April, 2009 review of Hornak's work, Alan Artner, the art critic for the Chicago Tribune, noted that the artist's landscapes and still lifes in which hot color is allied with tight, hyperrealistic rendering was after a splashy intensity more the province of Romantics and Symbolists of an earlier age. |
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Niels Strobek - Coming September 25 through November, 2009, Solo Exhibition featuring eight new paintings.
Niels Strobek (b. 1944) is one of Denmark's greatest living artists, and the leading name in the field of neorealism. Unlike other Danish neorealists, he is not influenced by American photorealism, a trend that had barely begun when Strobek displayed his first neorealist paintings in 1966. Galleries Sternberg is proud to represent Niels Strobek's work in the United States. |
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