Gonsalves
Rob Gonsalves - Cathedral of Commerce
limited edition giclée on canvas
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
13.5 x 27
GONCAA
$750.00
Rob Gonsalves - Change of Scenery II (Making Mountains)
limited edition giclée on canvas
200 numbered and hand signed by the artist
32 x 40
GONCH3
$1,600.00
Rodel Gonzalez - Colors of the Morning
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand embellished
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
24 x 12
GONCO7
$395.00
ROB GONSALVES (1959-2017) was born in Toronto. His awareness of architecture grew as he learned perspective techniques and began to paint imagined buildings. Later, the "Magic Realism" approach of Magritte along with the precise perspective illusions of M. C. Escher influenced his work.
Although Gonsalves' work is often categorized as surrealistic, it differs because his images are deliberately planned and result from conscious thought. Ideas are generated by the external world and involve recognizable human activities, using carefully planned illusionist devices. He injects a sense of magic into realistic scenes, representing the human desire to believe in the impossible.
Numerous individuals around the world as well as corporations, embassies and a United States Senator collect his original works and limited edition prints. In June 2003, Simon and Schuster introduced North America and Canada to "Imagine a Night," Gonsalves' first hardcover book featuring sixteen paintings.
Rob Gonsalves - Cathedral of Commerce
limited edition giclée on canvas
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
13.5 x 27
GONCAA
$750.00
Rob Gonsalves - Change of Scenery II (Making Mountains)
limited edition giclée on canvas
200 numbered and hand signed by the artist
32 x 40
GONCH3
$1,600.00
Rodel Gonzalez - Colors of the Morning
limited edition giclée on canvas, hand embellished
195 numbered and hand signed by the artist
24 x 12
GONCO7
$395.00
ROB GONSALVES (1959-2017) was born in Toronto. His awareness of architecture grew as he learned perspective techniques and began to paint imagined buildings. Later, the "Magic Realism" approach of Magritte along with the precise perspective illusions of M. C. Escher influenced his work.
Although Gonsalves' work is often categorized as surrealistic, it differs because his images are deliberately planned and result from conscious thought. Ideas are generated by the external world and involve recognizable human activities, using carefully planned illusionist devices. He injects a sense of magic into realistic scenes, representing the human desire to believe in the impossible.
Numerous individuals around the world as well as corporations, embassies and a United States Senator collect his original works and limited edition prints. In June 2003, Simon and Schuster introduced North America and Canada to "Imagine a Night," Gonsalves' first hardcover book featuring sixteen paintings.