Artist: Joseph Glasco (American, 1925–1996)
Medium: Oil with collage on canvas
Signature: Signed lower right
Dimensions: 48in. h x 72in. w
Description:
Framed
Queen of Sheba is yet another biblical subject in which the story concerns a powerful and seductive woman who tests a man. The Queen of Sheba is sometimes identified with Lilith, a subject Glasco explored at least several times. Sheba was often called half human, half demon, was a seductive dancer, and perhaps had a left foot that was cloven like a goat, and a hairy leg. Glasco collaged a hotel drapery cord and tassel (The Algonquin) into the work.
Catalog #138
Provenance:
The Late Stanley J. Seeger Jr. Collection
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Standing Man, 1956 Joseph Glasco
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The Game, 1961 Joseph Glasco
Seated Male, 1969 Joseph Glasco
Reclining Figure, 1969 Joseph Glasco
Head, 1970 Joseph Glasco
Flowers, 1970 Joseph Glasco
Reclining Figure, facing right (Nikos), 1971 Joseph Glasco
Stanley's House from the Garden, Lanzarote, 1971 Joseph Glasco
Head, 1971 Joseph Glasco
Seated Woman, 1971 Joseph Glasco