Christopher Wilmarth
American, 1943–1987
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Bio
Initially inspired by the formal rigor of Minimalism and modern masters Henri Matisse and Constantin Brancusi, Christopher Wilmarth made exquisitely balanced sculptures from steel and etched glass. In a 1978 New York Times review, Hilton Kramer said …
Notable works
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The Other Blue Gate, 1986Contact for Price
Sonoma Corners, 1971Contact for Price
Maquette for "Days on Blue", 1974-1977$95,000
Drawing for City Willows, 1978$12,000
Drawing for Street Leaf #4, 1978$12,000
Untitled (Study for First Stray), ca. 1977$15,000
Drawing for Straight Stray, 1978$12,000
Untitled, ca. 1962Bidding closed
Breath, 1981
Second Roebling #2, 1974Bidding closed
Career highlights
Solo show at a major institution
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
Group show at a major institution
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), and 1 more
Collected by a major institution
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
Reviewed by a major art publication
Artforum, and 1 more
Included in a major biennial
Whitney Biennial
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Works for sale
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- Christopher WilmarthSonoma Corners, 1971Contact for Price
- Christopher WilmarthDrawing for City Willows, 1978$12,000
- Christopher WilmarthUntitled (Study for First Stray), ca. 1977$15,000
- Christopher WilmarthDrawing for Straight Stray, 1978$12,000
- Christopher WilmarthDrawing for Street Leaf #4, 1978$12,000
- Christopher WilmarthThe Other Blue Gate, 1986Contact for Price
- Christopher WilmarthMaquette for "Days on Blue", 1974-1977$95,000
Christopher WilmarthTwo Works of Art: Long Leavers, Long LeaversBidding closed- Christopher WilmarthUntitled, ca. 1962Bidding closed
Christopher WilmarthCity Willows #3, 1977Bidding closed- Christopher WilmarthSecond Roebling #2, 1974Bidding closed
- Christopher WilmarthBreath, 1981
Christopher WilmarthBreath portfolio, 1981Bidding closed
