Louisiana Artist Tulane Architect Teacher Grover Mouton Art. NY Stock Exchange

Description: For sale is an original mixed media artwork by the well regarded New Orleans, Louisiana artist and architect Grover Mouton (1946 - Moutons artworks initially grew out of his design process as an architect, and then continue on into a fine art of its own. These unique paintings by Mouton are great examples of his fine art process and they are also highly collectible. This painting is a mixed media collage of cut paper oil stick graphite and print work. It features an abstracted view of the chaos and machinery of the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. An exceptional artwork. Signed and dated 1988 on the bottom right Titled: "Floor of the Exchange" on reverse and signed again Condition: The artwork being in overall good condition with only age appropriate wear to the edges. Some very minor toning. The artwork was never previously framed we believe Measurements: 40" x 30 SHIPPING: THIS WILL SHIP FLAT IN A LARGE BOX SO AS NOT TO ROLL THE ARTWORK AND RISK THE IMAGE SURFACE FROM DAMAGE. IF YOU WANT IT ROLLED IN A SHIPPING TUBE WE CAN DO THAT WITH FREE SHIPPING. LET US KNOW PRIOR TO PAYING. Grover Mouton Architect and artist, Grover Mouton utilizes hand drawings to illustrate urban design proposals. Mouton's drawings were initially created as part of the design process in a series of projects throughout China and the United States. Acting as a catalyst to explore design concepts, Mouton's works on paper demonstrate a humanized scale in understanding larger urban design and architectural concepts. His work explores urban density, walkability and scale in the built environment, while expressing a real sense of place. Mouton studied drawing while in Rome at the American Academy, having been awarded the Rome Prize (1972-3). He has served as Tulane University's Adjunct Associate Professor of Architecture for 25 years, and is the founder and director of the Tulane Regional Urban Design Center (TRUDC), housed within the School of Architecture. The TRUDC conducts community outreach design initiatives for cities and towns throughout the Gulf South Region. The center also collaborates with the American Planning Association on large-scale urban design projects throughout China. Grover currently teaches Design Urbanism, a seminar that exposes architecture students to the urban design discipline through participation in real-time community outreach initiatives.

Price: 2250 USD

Location: Kingston, New York

End Time: 2025-01-28T19:08:57.000Z

Shipping Cost: 40 USD