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Margaret Kane Studio

It was not long before

Margaret Kane arrived in

the U.S. that she found

herself embraced by the

NYC Greenwich Village

art scene during the late

60's and early 70's.

It was here that she drew

the attention of many fine

Publishing Houses enabling

her images to be seen

around the world...

A branch of white roses lay on a stone window ledge with a blue sky behind it. Four of the roses are in bloom, and two lay waiting. Shadows are cast as the light filters through showing the translucency of the petals and ignites the orange and greens of it's pistons.

Born 1938 outside London England, Margaret found solace

in a disruptive world through her art. After immigrating

to the U.S. in 1963, Margaret began exhibiting her work at local street art festivals and fairs where she found the recognition that launched a career that spans over 60 years. Some of her works have been purchased by The Guggenheim Foundation, are on permanent display at The Tokyo Museum, and are in such celebrity collections as those of Clara Clemens, Barbara Streisand, Cher, Tom Jones and E.G. Robinson.

'The Forgotten One' Watercolor on Board. A dark haired boy sits cradeling his knees to his chest. His clothes are in rags and carry hues of brown much lighter than the color of his hair and eyes. His face is sweet and sad and seems to hold the acceptance that he is lost.

Fine Art Lithographs
& Geclee' Prints

'A Stillife' Oil on masonite. Light is cast across a table where an overturned vase of assorted colored roses lay. A dark lace curtain hangs and is draped on the table. A decorated ginger jar, and a blue plate edged in gold also sit before the backdrop of a deep plum velvety wall.

Gallery

'Harvest' AP 17 1/2" x 23 3/4"

These first edition lithographs are from the Artist's personal collection and are brought to in reflection of a life lived in the art....

'Heather At Five' Acrylic on Board A young girl sits on an oversized trunk with a chello resting on her lap. One hand holds the cords of the instument while the other is getting into position to play. She has golden blond hair and is wearing white sandals. Hues of browns dominate the image ranging from dark tones throughout and highlights of golden browns that run through.

'Heather at Five' AP 20" x 24"

'Poppies'

Floral Series VI AP 16" x 24"

'Helen'

Floral Series XII

AP 21" x 23"

'Secrets'

AP 22" x 28"

Watercolor Floral "22 x 28"

Love #4

Vintage Lithographic Poster

Floral Series XIII

AP 15 3/4" x 24"

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'Tulips' AP 20 3/4" x 30"

' First Kiss'

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'At the Barre' 22" x 28"

'Broken Dreams 11 AP 12" x 18 1/4"

Floral Series IX AP 18 3/4" x 24"

'Contemplation' AP 22" x 28 1/2"

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'Realization'

Floral Series VIII AP 15 3/4" x 24"

'Masquerade' AP 25" x 30"

margaretkanestudio@gmail.com

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Margaret Kane

Studio

Still Life

Collections...

It was not long after
Margaret Kane
arrived in the U.S.
that she found
herself embraced by the
NYC Greenwich Village
Art scene during the
late 60's and early 70's.
It was here that she
drew the attention of
many fine publishing
houses enabling her
images to be seen
around the world...

Fine Art Lithographs
& Geclee' Prints

THROUGH THE DECADES

MARGARET KANE HAS

INSPIRED AND DELIGHTED US

WITH NUMEROUS SOLD OUT

EDITIONS OF HER AWARD WINNING WORKS...

gallery

"I was a child of war. My toys were

bricks and ashes and the siren

was my song. "

Margaret Kane

Born 1938 in London England, Margaret found solice in a disruptive world through her art. After emmigrating to the U.S. in 1963, Margaret Kane began exhibiting her work at local street Art festivals and fairs where she found the recognition that launched a career that spans over sixty years. Some of her paintings have been purchased by the Guggenhiem Foundation, are on permanent display at The Tokyo Museum and in such celebrity collections as those of Clara Clemens, Barbara Streisand, Cher, Tom Jones and the late E.G. Robinson.

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