Jack Sadoway Retrospective 

More images to be added. In the meantime,
if you have any questions, you may contact the artist: Jack Sadoway
All work is for sale unless noted and Mr. Sadoway's art is available for gallery consideration.


Jack Sadoway paints and draws in Lenox, Massachusetts. He may be sometimes found at Clearwater Natural Foods on Housatonic Street (Historic Lenox Village) where you may view his work "in person."



These low quality images do NOT do justice to the quality of Jack's work.
 

Lionfish

LIONFISH 

18 3/4" x 23" -- 2003

Lionfish detail

LIONFISH (detail)

 

Gaur Skull

GAUR SKULL

27 1/2" x 36"  -- 1992

Horseshoe crab

HORSESHOE CRAB (Limulus)

30" x 22"  -- 1990

 

Sally lightfoot crab

SALLY LIGHTFOOT

12 1/2" x 12 1/2"  -- 2000

Short-eared Owl

SHORT-EARED OWL

25" x 25"  -- 1999

 

Great gray owl

GREAT GRAY OWL

20" x 14 1/2"  --  1977

Artist’s Statement:

All people are artists. Each of us carries within, the ability and the desire to create. This ability may be manifested in ways both extraordinary and mundane. Artists interpret the world and the society in which they live and work. Their works convey visions of the objects, the ideas, and the desires of that world and that society. This is done to stimulate and encourage others to feel and to think about their feelings and to think about the world around them.
What is out there and why does it look that way? That is the question that stimulates me the most. From the very small to the immense, I have always been fascinated by the logic of structures. How does this thing go together? This is the question I ask myself about trees, cats, insects, locomotives, bridges, mathematics, science, the universe and human beings. That, for me, is the satisfaction of doing art.
I grew up in a city with its massive structures, large buildings, bridges and stadiums, but also access to a small portion of nature with its plants and bugs and birds and the night sky. I loved facts. My favorite reading was the encyclopedia. I loved drawing. I drew large and powerful animals, copying pictures I found in books. I taught myself to draw, first by copying from books and then by copying from life.
Today my delight is to portray complex shapes in exquisite detail and elegant forms with as little as a fluid line. For me art is like mathematics, which I have studied, because, in the end, logic, whether of a mathematical proof or an artistic composition is the goal.

--- Jack Sadoway

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