James Hyde Monumental Vinyl Wall Sculpture "Consort" with Monograph, circa 1996

Item Details

James Hyde (American, born 1958)
Consort, 1996
Vinyl tape on vinyl ground with wooden structure support to verso
Signed to the verso on wood support
Title, date, and display orientation mark inscribed to the verso
Also included is the monograph James Hyde 1991/94, published in 1994 by John Good Gallery – New York/Galerie Art In – Nürnberg, with essays by Joseph Masheck, David Kaufmann, and Thomas Zummer.

James Hyde is an American abstract artist that creates work using a variety of mixed media and sculptural forms, including painting, photography, fresco, styrofoam, vinyl, glass, assemblage, and more. Hyde was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, studied at the University of Rochester from 1975-77, and has lived and worked out of New York City since the 1980’s. He has received numerous awards, including the New York State CAPS Grant in 1982, the Joan-Mitchell Foundation Fellowship in 2000, and the Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship in 2008; his work is held in New York’s Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim Museum, with gallery representation and across the United States and Europe.

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Condition

- accretion to surface throughout; surface damage with scattered tears and peeling corners of vinyl tape pieces.

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Item #

ITMG114094