Kristen Stein – Art Deco Cubism

Image is from my art deco cubist collection. This image features the golfer from my golf art series. See my other listings for a companion female golfer. Great for the golfing enthusiast whether they be professional or the leisurely weekender.

One of my art deco cubist jazz paintings featuring two musicians: trumpet and saxophone. Please see my other listings for additional jazz pieces. They look great together! Also, visit StudioArtworks.com to see more work by this artist.

One of my art deco cubist pieces featuring a chef at work in his kitchen. A great piece for the restaurant owner, chef or others with a culinary interest.

One of my art deco cubist paintings. This is one of several jazz pieces that I have available. This one features three jazz musicians living it up in a jazz club. The drums, bass and trombone are included. See my other listings for wonderful companion pieces. Also visit StudioArtworks.com to see more works by this artist.

Another in my art deco cubist collection. This is one of several from the jazz series. This piece features two jazz musicians and a jazz singer. Inspired by Ella Fitzgerald, the singer has takes the microphone to belt out a classic, adorned with a flower in her hair and a bright red off-the-shoulder dress. A pianist and saxophonist accompany her.

An art deco cubist painting in beautiful cool blue, green and purple hues. This peacock is a stunner and is sure to be loved by all those who love the beautiful plumes of a peacock. As a member of the 'art for cancer' group on ImageKind, I will donate 20% of net sales proceeds of this image to the American Cancer Society on behalf of my mother and all those directly affected by cancer.

One of my art deco cubist paintings. This one was painted in honor of my paternal grandmother shortly after her death. It has a circle-of-life theme with the older woman as the matriarch of the family helping usher in the life of a newborn child. A wonderful piece to pay tribute to generations and to family.

This painting was created in 2002 for a "Birth of Venus" contest from the emerging artists group "ESR@". My entry entitled "The Birth of Venus 2002" ending up winning the contest as voted upon by the artist members. This was my modern take on the classic Boticelli painting . Enjoy! This is one of my art-deco cubist paintings.

An art deco cubist design of a woman seated in three different chairs and holding a newborn baby. These three chairs represent the chairs in which my mother, grandmother and I all held my daughter for the first time. There's a wicker chair, a rocking chair and a recliner represented. As a member of the 'art for cancer' group on ImageKind, I will donate 20% of net sales proceeds of this image to the American Cancer Society on behalf of my mother and all those directly affected by cancer.

"Our Lady Liberty" is an art deco cubist painting that I originally created shortly after September 11th, 2001. It shows the statue of liberty with buildings and sections of the American flag in the background. I think the painting captures the initial 'shattered' feeling that may of us had after seeing and hearing about the events of 9-11, but the image of lady liberty and the colors still provide a sense of optimism of the future.

A painting done in response to the tragic events of September 11th. The image shows four angels holding the earth in their hands. Broken images of the American flag and buildings are shown in the background.

Art Deco Cubist depiction of an artist at work in her studio. See more work by this artist at http://kristensteinfineart.etsy.com or http://www.StudioArtworks.com

A painting from my art deco cubist series of paintings featuring an abstract look at New York City. Popular buildings including the Empire State and Chrysler buildings are included, along with other structures, bridges and boats.

A painting from my art deco cubist series inspired by the tragic events of Hurricane Katrina. An African- American woman holds three babies in her arms draped by the American flag. Scenes from the devastation makeup the backgroun of the painting along with the words Union, Justice, Confidence. (These words along with the woman and the children were inspired by the Louisiana state flag that features the same words and a Mother Pelican and her young.)