Ira Stark Art Collections
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Artwork by Ira Stark
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
The Valley by Ira Stark
Prague at Noon by Ira Stark
Prague Squared by Ira Stark
Lady08 by Ira Stark
Palm Beach Way by Ira Stark
Heart Burn by Ira Stark
Cezing at Mt. St Victoire by Ira Stark
Phoenix Setting by Ira Stark
Human Image collage pelvis by Ira Stark
Rue de Paris by Ira Stark
Lady in Sunglasses by Ira Stark
Breakfast in the Park by Ira Stark
Vinces Flowers by Ira Stark
Ha Ba by Ira Stark
Self Portrait 08 by Ira Stark
In Seine by Ira Stark
The study is Limited by Ira Stark
human Image collage head by Ira Stark
Sun at Night Siennas Delight by Ira Stark
Central Park East by Ira Stark
Dip at Giverny by Ira Stark
Still Life 08 by Ira Stark
Phoenix Rising by Ira Stark
Welcome to Philadelphia by Ira Stark
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About Ira Stark
Ira Stark grew up in the 1960’s on Long Island, NY where he developed his talent and passion for drawing and painting. In those early years, the paintings of the impressionists bewitched him. “As a teenager, I would take the railroad to New York City to visit the art museums, I would be drawn to the section of the museum exhibiting the masters of the Impressionists, the Monet’s, Van Gogh’s, Renoir’s. I closely examined their techniques, brushstrokes, lighting and colors and I would quietly say to myself, I can do that!” It is easy to see that his earlier paintings emulated the Impressionists. “I like to use bright, vivid colors and impasto in my paintings. The bright colors and thick paint strokes allow me more control over the play of light and adds expressiveness to the paintings. The heavy textures help convey the energy and 3- dimensional reality from the surface of the canvas.” After seeing his paintings, Ronnie Meyerson President of Ronnie Mey, Inc. , an art gallery owner from Hoboken, NJ wrote “ I find Mr. Stark’s work to show a richness of colors, and although reminiscent of the French and American Impressionists they are done in a more “naïve” and modern style than the works of Monet and Van Gogh. I especially love the richness of his colors. If you see Ira’s work in terms of paintings like Van Gogh’s Bedroom at Arles both artists are depicting their vision of their surroundings.” Many of his paintings during his impressionism phase depicted city scenes from his travels to Italy, Paris, Prague and at his hometown of Philadelphia. These can be viewed at irasart.com. Like most artists, his paintings have changed over the years as he experimented with technique and color to a more modern style of art. His paintings are now more abstract depicting a more expressionistic style and still retaining his signature bright colors and thick brushstrokes.