"ENCHANTED JUNGLE" -Miriam Ecker -1970-80's -Serigraph -Signed & Numbered -272/275
ENCHANTED JUNGLE -23×30” by Miriam Ecker, a vibrant serigraph created in the spirited 1980s, captures the essence of the artist's eclectic journey through the realms of creativity. Signed and numbered 272/275, this piece emerged from the depths of a retired NYC Manhattan gallery, where it remained safely tucked away for over 50 years, awaiting its new home. As a native New Yorker, Ecker infused her works with a rich tapestry of influences drawn from her formal training in commercial and advertising art, alongside her experiences as a professional illustrator. Through the lens of the Pattern and Decoration movement, ENCHANTED JUNGLE reflects her mastery of various artistic mediums, showcasing her unique flair and adventurous spirit. Ecker’s accolades, including representation at a juried exhibition curated by Campbell Wyly of the Museum of Modern Art, further cement her place in the art world. With works spanning watercolors to sculpting, she continues to enchant collectors and art enthusiasts alike, weaving stories of color and form that resonate across her extensive body of work.
ENCHANTED JUNGLE -23×30” by Miriam Ecker, a vibrant serigraph created in the spirited 1980s, captures the essence of the artist's eclectic journey through the realms of creativity. Signed and numbered 272/275, this piece emerged from the depths of a retired NYC Manhattan gallery, where it remained safely tucked away for over 50 years, awaiting its new home. As a native New Yorker, Ecker infused her works with a rich tapestry of influences drawn from her formal training in commercial and advertising art, alongside her experiences as a professional illustrator. Through the lens of the Pattern and Decoration movement, ENCHANTED JUNGLE reflects her mastery of various artistic mediums, showcasing her unique flair and adventurous spirit. Ecker’s accolades, including representation at a juried exhibition curated by Campbell Wyly of the Museum of Modern Art, further cement her place in the art world. With works spanning watercolors to sculpting, she continues to enchant collectors and art enthusiasts alike, weaving stories of color and form that resonate across her extensive body of work.
ENCHANTED JUNGLE -23×30” by Miriam Ecker, a vibrant serigraph created in the spirited 1980s, captures the essence of the artist's eclectic journey through the realms of creativity. Signed and numbered 272/275, this piece emerged from the depths of a retired NYC Manhattan gallery, where it remained safely tucked away for over 50 years, awaiting its new home. As a native New Yorker, Ecker infused her works with a rich tapestry of influences drawn from her formal training in commercial and advertising art, alongside her experiences as a professional illustrator. Through the lens of the Pattern and Decoration movement, ENCHANTED JUNGLE reflects her mastery of various artistic mediums, showcasing her unique flair and adventurous spirit. Ecker’s accolades, including representation at a juried exhibition curated by Campbell Wyly of the Museum of Modern Art, further cement her place in the art world. With works spanning watercolors to sculpting, she continues to enchant collectors and art enthusiasts alike, weaving stories of color and form that resonate across her extensive body of work.
