Untitled (Red Vine Series)
Type:Painting
Year:c. 1970s
Size:38.00" x 81.00"
Medium:Acrylic
Signed:Lower Right
Edition:Unique
Notes:
A remarkably vibrant painting from the artist's Vine series. Comes directly from the artist's estate.
Louis Ribak ART FOR SALE
1902 Gordno Gubernio, Lithuania - 1979 New Mexico. Known for: Modernist landscape and social realist figure and genre painting.
Born in Lithuania, Louis Ribak became an influential painter of the New York School, abstract expressionism, and then moved to Taos in 1944 with his wife, Bea Mandelman. Louis Ribak emigrated to the... Read full biography
Born in Lithuania, Louis Ribak became an influential painter of the New York School, abstract expressionism, and then moved to Taos in 1944 with his wife, Bea Mandelman. Louis Ribak emigrated to the United States from Lithuania, moving to New York in 1922, where he studied with John Sloan at the... Read full biography
Born in Lithuania, Louis Ribak became an influential painter of the New York School, abstract expressionism, and then moved to Taos in 1944 with his wife, Bea Mandelman. Louis Ribak emigrated to the United States from Lithuania, moving to New York in 1922, where he studied with John Sloan at the Art Students League. He quickly made a name for himself as an influential social realist painter in New York, even collaborating on a mural in Rockefeller Center with Mexican muralist Diego Rivera.... Read full biography
Born in Lithuania, Louis Ribak became an influential painter of the New York School, abstract expressionism, and then moved to Taos in 1944 with his wife, Bea Mandelman. Louis Ribak emigrated to the United States from Lithuania, moving to New York in 1922, where he studied with John Sloan at the Art Students League. He quickly made a name for himself as an influential social realist painter in New York, even collaborating on a mural in Rockefeller Center with Mexican muralist Diego Rivera. Beginning with work that was included in the 1934 Venice Biennial art exhibition and continuing with his social realist painting of that decade, Ribak captured the vibrant images of urban life with considerable power. He appeared to be making an... Read full biography
Born in Lithuania, Louis Ribak became an influential painter of the New York School, abstract expressionism, and then moved to Taos in 1944 with his wife, Bea Mandelman. Louis Ribak emigrated to the United States from Lithuania, moving to New York in 1922, where he studied with John Sloan at the Art Students League. He quickly made a name for himself as an influential social realist painter in New York, even collaborating on a mural in Rockefeller Center with Mexican muralist Diego Rivera. Beginning with work that was included in the 1934 Venice Biennial art exhibition and continuing with his social realist painting of that decade, Ribak captured the vibrant images of urban life with considerable power. He appeared to be making an important career for himself when, in 1944, he moved to Taos, New Mexico at the invitation of Joan Sloan, a summer resident of Santa Fe. Ribak... Read full biography
Louis Ribak - Art for Sale (4 available)
White, Tan & Black
Type:Painting
Year:c. 1970s
Size:42.00" x 44.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right
Edition:Unique
Notes:
Acquired circa 1970s private collection Taos, Lois and Dick Abraham, by decent current owner 2025. Louis Ribak - Beatrice Mandelman Foundation, Cline Fine Art Gallery, Santa Fe NM, acquired in 1999, Private Collection Richard & Lois Abraham, current owners by decent.
Canyon
Type:Painting
Year:c. 1950s
Size:48.00" x 60.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Right
Edition:Unique
Notes:
Louis Ribak - Beatrice Mandelman Foundation, New Mexico; Cline Fine Art Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico,1999; Private Collection, Richard and Lois Abraham, Taos, New Mexico; Private Collection by descent
Untitled (Abstract)
Type:Painting
Size:17.50" x 23.25"
Medium:Gouache
Signed:Lower Right
Notes:
Gouache and watercolor abstract painting by Louis Ribak presented in a new, custom frame measuring 24.75 x 30.5 inches. Image size measures 17.5 x 23.25 inches.