Frederick Hammersley

the drawings
January 18 – February 19

Abstract painting featuring overlapping shapes in muted tones of green, blue, yellow, and pink, creating a whimsical face-like figure reminiscent of Frederick Hammersley's style. The artwork is framed in a rustic wooden frame with a white mat and signed in the top left corner.
A framed abstract art piece, reminiscent of Frederick Hammersley's style, featuring various geometric shapes in green, brown, and orange. The shapes are randomly scattered on a white background, and the frame has a rustic, weathered wooden look.
A grayscale abstract drawing, reminiscent of Frederick Hammersley's style, features a face with exaggerated features, including one large eye, a prominent nose, and curving lines suggesting facial contours. The artwork is framed in a simple, distressed grey frame.
An abstract artwork reminiscent of Frederick Hammersley, featuring a series of colorful geometric shapes, primarily circles and squares, arranged in a grid pattern. The shapes are predominantly green, blue, and brown, set against a black background. The piece is framed with a simple, weathered wooden frame.
A minimalist sketch, reminiscent of Frederick Hammersley's style, is framed in a light wooden frame. The drawing features simple geometric shapes, including a half-circle, a wavy line, and a rectangle containing an oval. The lines are gracefully drawn with pencil on a plain white background.
An abstract painting reminiscent of Frederick Hammersley's style, featuring a grid of overlapping circles in varying shades of orange and yellow, is set against a muted brown background. The artwork is displayed in a rustic, weathered wooden frame with a wide white matting.
A framed abstract artwork reminiscent of Frederick Hammersley, featuring a composition of colorful geometric shapes. The shapes, mostly hexagons and diamonds, are arranged in a pattern with hues of red, pink, brown, and gray set against a plain white background. The frame is rustic and wooden.
A framed piece of art inspired by Frederick Hammersley, featuring an abstract design with a series of interconnected, looping lines in a coppery color against a black background. The frame is rustic wood, and there is a white mat surrounding the artwork.

Press Release

The Richard Levy Gallery is pleased to present Frederick Hammersley, an exhibition of drawings by the favorite local artist. Many of these drawings have not previously been shown in New Mexico. A reception for the exhibtion will be held on Friday, January 21st from 5:00 – 9:00 p.m. The artsit will be in attendance.

In the back gallery we are featuring a selection of works by the students of West Mesa High School.

For more information, please call the gallery at (505) 766-9888.

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Dates: January 18–February 19, 2000
Reception: Friday, January 21, 5–9 pm
Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 11 am–4 pm
Location: 514 Central Avenue SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102
Contact: 505.766.9888, info@levygallery.com, www.levygallery.com @levygallery

Artwork and Information
Link to Artist Page