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Gary Cantor Art

Gary Cantor Art

Del Mar, California Artist

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The Artist

Gary Cantor, Artist

Gary Cantor

Gary Cantor earned his bachelor’s in fine arts degree from the University of Southern California, Los Angeles in 1961. After graduating, he continued his art studies in Europe and Israel. He founded an advertising/design studio in San Diego in 1964 and founded the Art Institute of California in 1981. He retired to his studio in Del Mar, California in 2000.

Gary’s work has appeared in various public venues including the San Diego Museum of Art, San Diego Art Institute, San Diego State University, University of Southern California, University of Arizona, and the San Diego Jewish Community Center.

Gary has participated in six one-person exhibitions, which led to his work being collected by various art patrons including Dr. Andrea Rich former Director/Curator Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Judi Missett CEO Jazzercise, Jack Goodall former CEO Jack in the Box – among others.

For more information or to make a purchase, call Gary at 858-735-2144 or email him at gcantor1@san.rr.com.

Pricing, Painting & Prints

Tea Time
Vaudevillian Soft Shoe Act
Surfer 102
If Castro Could Only See Us Now
Calculations

Pricing

8 inch x 8 inch, $90.00

12 inch x 12 inch, $140.00

18 inch x 18 inch, $200.00

20 inch x 20 inch, $250.00

Contact the Artist

For more information or to make a purchase, contact Gary.

Digital Painting

Digital Painting is an art form in which traditional painting are applied using a computer. The artist uses painting techniques to create the digital painting directly on the computer. To print a giclee print, a 12 color inkjet printer squirts special pigments (not dyes) onto archival quality material – 100% cotton paper, linen rag, or canvas. Because of the pigments and quality print medium, giclee prints demonstrate longevity with fade-resistant colors.

Giclee Prints

The beauty of a giclee print is that each reproduction is as true to the original as possible, and a lot of that has to do with the 12 colors of the printer. Printers with 12 colors are better suited to accurately recreating the original look of the image. This is especially important if you are planning on selling your artwork or entering it into competitions. As a bonus, an artist is no longer limited to selling just the original; s/he can sell as many copies as desired. As such, giclee prints are suitable for both printing of digital photographs as well as creating copies of original art.

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