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Anita Kunz - The New Yorker Collection

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Silent Night Endless Fight
The New Yorker Magazine
Cover - Dec 19, 2005

Canadian by birth, Anita Kunz has lived in London, New York and Toronto, contributing visually to magazines and making art for design firms, book publishers and advertising agencies worldwide. She has been a regular contributor to Rolling Stone Magazine, The New York Times Magazine, The New Yorker, Time Magazine, Newsweek and many others.




Silent Night Endless Fight
by Anita Kunz

Giclee prints, excluding optional framing:
7.7" x 10.0" up to 16.0" x 20.8"
On fine art papers or canvas, framed or unframed
 

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Girls will be girls

The New Yorker Magazine, Cover - Published July 30, 2007
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Girls will be girls

Giclee print; an illustration of three women sitting side by side on a bench in a New York subway car, with what appears to be a map of the transit system behind them. The woman on the left is fully covered except for her eyes, being dressed in a black religious burka. The blonde-headed woman in the middle is wearing sun glasses and is dressed in flip flops, shorts and a black bikini top. The woman on the right is a nun wearing round eyeglasses and dressed in a traditional religious black habit. The women appear to be all the same size and appearance, except for their dress. “Girls will be girls” by Anita Kunz


Girls will be girls
by Anita Kunz

Giclee prints, excluding optional framing:
7.1" x 10.0" up to 16.0" x 22.7"
On fine art papers or canvas, framed or unframed

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Fill'er up

The New Yorker Magazine, Cover - Published May 22, 2006
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Fill'er up

Giclee print; an illustration of a traditionally robed arab in the middle of the desert, standing by what looks like a gasoline pump, but it's filled with water, and he is giving a camel a drink from the pump hose. “Fill'er up” by Anita Kunz


Fill'er up
by Anita Kunz

Giclee prints, excluding optional framing:
7.9" x 10.0" up to 16.0" x 20.3"
On fine art papers or canvas, framed or unframed

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Fundamentals of Illustration

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The Fundamentals of Illustration

The Fundamentals of Illustration

by: Lawrence Zeegen, Crush

Amazon Price: $22.77 (as of 05/27/2012)Buy Now

Creating great illustration work requires specialist skills and knowledge, and in addition to practical applications, this book teaches a comprehension of basic communication theory and creative strategies. It guides in understanding design, print and production processes as well as software application. By recognizing illustration as a freelance profession Fundamentals of Illustration explains best working practices appropriate to all industry sectors, including how to market and promote work effectively.

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Lyre

The New Yorker Magazine, Cover - Published January 22, 2007
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Lyre

Giclee print; an illustration of George W. Bush standing at a podium that bears the Presidential Seal. He's wearing a laurel wreath, the leaves of which look like little flames. He's dressed like a Roman Emperor and is playing a lyre and there are flames burning in the background. “Lyre” by Anita Kunz


Lyre
by Anita Kunz

Giclee prints, excluding optional framing:
7.3" x 10.0" up to 16.0" x 21.9"
On fine art papers or canvas, framed or unframed

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Blinded

The New Yorker Magazine, Cover - Published October 13, 2003
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Blinded

Giclee print; an illustration of George W. Bush riding a scared looking horse though a western scene, with desert, mesas and mountians in the background. He's wearing a blue shirt, what appear to be bluejeans, brown leather chaps, brown cowboy boots and a red and white checkered bandana. On his head he is wearing the horse's blinders. “Blinded” by Anita Kunz


BBlinded
by Anita Kunz

Giclee prints, excluding optional framing:
8.0" x 9.9" up to 16.0" x 19.9"
On fine art papers or canvas, framed or unframed

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Inside the Business of Illustration

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Inside the Business of Illustration

Inside the Business of Illustration

by: Marshall Arisman, Steven Heller

Amazon Price: $8.22 (as of 05/28/2012)Buy Now

This guide to the ins and outs of today's dynamic illustration business tells budding illustrators everything that their teacher didn't know or their art director didn't tell them. Using an entertaining, running narrative format to look at key concerns every illustrator must face today, this book covers finding one's unique style and establishing a balance between art and commerce; tackling issues of authorship and promotion; and more. In-depth perspectives are offered by illustrators, art directors, and art buyers from various industries and professional levels on such issues as quality, price negotiation, and illustrator-client relationships.

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Bill Clinton

The New Yorker Magazine, Cover - Published October 16, 2000
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Bill Clinton

Giclee print; an illustration of Bill Clinton, dressed as a cowboy, riding his horse into the sunset. He is looking back and waving. “Bill Clinton” by Anita Kunz


Bill Clinton
by Anita Kunz

Giclee prints, excluding optional framing:
7.5" x 10.0" up to 16.0" x 21.3"
On fine art papers or canvas, framed or unframed

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Tut's Taxi

The New Yorker Magazine, Cover - Published march 10, 1977
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Tut's Taxi

Giclee print; an illustration of a black man dressed in a business suit and carrying a briefcase. The illustration is in an old Egyptian style, and the man is drawn standing in profile in a pose similar to carvings found on ancient Egyptian monuments. He's flagging down a taxi. The hieroglyphs in the background depict guns, the symbol for money - $, no smoking, a guitar, a TV, a martini, high-heeled shoes and other modern trappings. “Tut's Taxi” by Anita Kunz


Tut's Taxi
by Anita Kunz

Giclee prints, excluding optional framing:
8.0" x 8.9" up to 16.0" x 17.8"
On fine art papers or canvas, framed or unframed

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More Art by Anita Kunz

Visit Anita Kuntz' New Yorker Magazine Gallery
to view these and other available artworks:



Or the Rich and Famous Gallery:



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Anita Kunz

“Girls will be girls”, a painting by artist Anita Kunz
'The New Yorker' Collection

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Becket-Griffith

“Marie Antoinette Masquerade” giclee print by Jasmine Becket-Griffith.


Mark Preston

“Happy Anniversary”, giclee print of an oil pastel painting by Mark Preston




Christine Wasankari

“Abandoned Mission at La Garita”, a painting by Christine Wasankari

Mark Rothko

Art Print by Mark Rothko - 'Yellow, Red, Blue'





Jessica Jenney

Giclee print, “Fuschia” flower photography by Jessica Jenney

Catrin
Welz-Stein

“Homeward bound”, an art print by Catrin Welz-Stein




My Lensography
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'Tournee Du Chat Noir', art print by Theophile Alexandre Steinlen


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Art Prints; a Slideshow
Contemporary artists & Museum art
Art prints; a slideshow - 'Dawn Chase', by Montague Dawson



My Lensography
(my Squidoo pages)
Art print; 'Tournee Du Chat Noir', by Theophile Alexandre Steinlen

Giclee Prints
Art Prints
Giclee print; Angel's Wing, by Kinnally

Classic Art Prints
Classic Artists
Art print; 'Frau Mit Buch', by Pablo Picasso





Giclee
What is a giclee?
Giclee print; Circumnavigation, by Edward Kinnally

Giclees
Art by Kinnally
Giclee prints; 'Smooth Moves', by Edward Kinnally





Contemporary Art
by Exceptional Artists
Giclee print; 'Happy Anniversary', by Mark Preston

How to Paint
Select Books
Art books; example - 'Carlson's Guide to Landscape Painting', by John F. Carlson




Art Prints
by Past Masters
Artists Wife by Egon Schiele



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