TONY SCHERMAN "LADY MACBETH: TWIST" 1999 jim dine drawing there is a coexistence of

there is a coexistence of hyperrealism and surrealism challenging the boundaries of what is real

Appel's work was generally rejected in Holland

24"H 18"W (sheet)

25”H 10”W (work)

this is one of the finest Warhol drawings from the 1950's that we have handled to date

TONY SCHERMAN "LADY MACBETH: TWIST" 1999 jim dine drawing there is a coexistence ofTony Scherman (b. 1950) is one of the most collected and cherished Canadian artists. While Scherman's moody palette and sumptuous portraits (whether contemporary, historical or allegorical) reference art history's masters, ranging from Goya to Manet, his works remain visceral and contemporary. Scherman's muses are the grande dames of mythology, history and literature. Lady Macbeth, is one of the most fascinating and manipulative women in Shakespeare's