Mount Kisco, NY Auction Ending 12/4

#2 – Contemporary art lot to include VERY RARE Allan I Teger (American, 20th century) amusement park/bumper car photograph (20" x 16"). Purchased from gallery for an undisclosed amount. Prolific artist. Also included, 5 other pieces of framed art. Allan Teger was one of the first contemporary artists to rediscover the old technique of hand painting photographs. His work explores our memories and dreams with images of old diners, amusement parks and other icons of the vanishing American landscape from the first part of the century. Other images include scenes from Europe which depict what is quickly disappearing the old cafes, storefronts and simple lifestyle of a bygone era. The most recent European images are from the Carnival in Venice Italy. The traditional technique of hand painting a black and white photograph adds to the emotional quality of the images. The result is an image that evokes a timeless moment, the energy of stillness, in which the past and the present and the future all come together. Teger, who holds a Ph.D. in psychology, taught at the University of Pennsylvania and Boston University before leaving academics in 1981 to pursue a full time career in art. Much of his work is derived from his interest in consciousness and mysticism and from the practice of meditation. Pickup in Mount Kisco. Contents of estates from Scarsdale, North Salem, Rye, Manhattan and Bedford to name a few. Please refer to pictures for condition. Please bring help, tools, boxes, wrap, blankets, tools, equipment and the appropriate vehicle for SAFE removal. None will be available on site.

Contemporary art lot to include VERY RARE Allan I Teger (American, 20th century) amusement park/bumper car photograph (20" x 16"). Purchased from gallery for an undisclosed amount. Prolific artist. Also included, 5 other pieces of framed art. Allan Teger was one of the first contemporary artists to rediscover the old technique of hand painting photographs. His work explores our memories and dreams with images of old diners, amusement parks and other icons of the vanishing American landscape from the first part of the century. Other images include scenes from Europe which depict what is quickly disappearing the old cafes, storefronts and simple lifestyle of a bygone era. The most recent European images are from the Carnival in Venice Italy. The traditional technique of hand painting a black and white photograph adds to the emotional quality of the images. The result is an image that evokes a timeless moment, the energy of stillness, in which the past and the present and the future all come together. Teger, who holds a Ph.D. in psychology, taught at the University of Pennsylvania and Boston University before leaving academics in 1981 to pursue a full time career in art. Much of his work is derived from his interest in consciousness and mysticism and from the practice of meditation. Pickup in Mount Kisco. Contents of estates from Scarsdale, North Salem, Rye, Manhattan and Bedford to name a few. Please refer to pictures for condition. Please bring help, tools, boxes, wrap, blankets, tools, equipment and the appropriate vehicle for SAFE removal. None will be available on site.

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