Red Fish Blue Fish by Robert Darabos

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M Mendiolea | 10/11/2012 | 8:25 PM

Untitled (White on Black)

I am an Artist and I like the art you have in your galery. It is very interesting. Thank you, Maria

Robert Darabos | 4/24/2012 | 3:40 PM

starting a large scale project... check out the link for information and if you would like to help support. supporters get rewards! :) http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1919152504/large-scale-grand-rapids-art-prize-project

P Penker | 1/11/2012 | 11:31 AM

Orange Yellow

Great work! The energy of this piece is amazing. Looking forward to seeing the circle monoprints.

Robert Darabos | 6/17/2011 | 2:35 AM

The first truly fine art painting I ever created was based around circles. Since that 5 some years ago, circles have appeared in all of my artwork again and again. Circles, along with my Birdman character, are definitely two of my greatest trademarks as a professional artist. I have recently completed a series of printmaking works dealing with circles, mainly monoprints, and I will be posting them shortly to be open for sale. Keep your eyes peeled.

Robert Darabos | 12/13/2010 | 1:22 AM

Went to Detroit, Michigan a few weeks ago to see "In Your Dreams: 500 Years of Printmaking" in which two of my works are displayed. Most amazing printmaking art show I have ever seen in my life. Picasso, Miro, Chagall, Goya, Piranesi, Blake, Dali, M.C. Escher, etc. Just amazing.

Robert Darabos | 4/30/2010 | 8:25 PM

Art accomplishments this year have been skyrocketing. Just starting the fifth month of the year and already, without a doubt, my most successful year as an artist ever. I've had artwork shown in galleries across the country as well as having my printmaking work accepted into permanent collections of several galleries and museums including the Detroit Institute of Arts (a top five museum in the country) the Museum of Modern Art in Wales as well as the Hambis Printmaking Museum in Cyprus and (maybe) the Kyoto Museum, in Kyoto, Japan.

Robert Darabos
Red Fish Blue Fish, 2009

printmaking on paper

PRINTMAKING

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limited edition of 6

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signed on front

10" h x 14" w
0 lbs. 5 oz.

notes:

An older silkscreen / serigraph from 2009 titled "Red Fish Blue Fish." This was from a pop art series I was doing when I was trying to move away from pure abstraction. Total edition size of only 6 pieces.

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ROBERT DARABOS

SAGINAW, MICHIGAN

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