Quatro Rondo

Paul Maxwell (1925-2015) Limited edition acrylic casting by the artist from 1983. It is on fine, deckled-edge paper. Hand-signed lower right in pencil, hand-numbered (208/250) bottom left. Custom mounted and framed with bio sheet and original gallery Certificate of Authenticity. Art measures 10 3/4" x 10 3/4". Framed measurements: 15 3/4" x 15 3/4." Ships free in the USA.

Acrylic Casting is a unique process that gives his designs an intriguing 3-dimensional texture. It is the same process used in Superhero
movies to create texture and design on their uniforms.

Paul Maxwell (1925 - 2015) American artist well known as a sculptor, painter, creator of functional art forms and conceptual art, as well as a printmaker. He invented maxwell-pochoir aka ACRYLIC CASTING or STENCIL CASTING. The printing process is similar to serigraphy, but uses a unique acrylic molding paste (artist's material) which permits work in a heavy, precisely controlled relief that can be applied to various surfaces, including paper, canvas, wood, etc. It allows for a much greater three-dimensionality than had ever been possible before in any printmaking medium. In addition to producing art, Maxwell scripted, produced and hosted more than a hundred art oriented television programs for the world's first educational television station. Maxwell's art has been included in hundreds of one-person and group exhibitions globally and is included throughout the world in the permanent collections of many museums.