Calabi Gallery

"The Cliff House, 1900" by Iva Hladis Graphite on Paper, 2015 12 x 12 https://calabigallery.com/the-immigrants-online-exhibition/... https://calabigallery.com/artists/iva-hladis/

"Rust Window #2" by Adela Akers (Spain, 1933- ) Linen, horsehair, paint & metal, 9 x 12 https://calabigallery.com/the-immigrants-online-exhibition/... https://calabigallery.com/artists/adela-akers/

Mixed Media on Paper by Mirko Basaldella (Italy, 1910 1969) https://calabigallery.com/the-immigrants-online-exhibition/ https://calabigallery.com/artists/mirko-basaldella/

Mexico by Hans Gustav Burkhardt (Switzerland, 1904 1994) Oil on Canvas, 12 x 16 https://calabigallery.com/the-immigrants-online-exhibition/... https://calabigallery.com/artists/hans-burkhardt/

"A Moment of Peace" oil on linen canvas, 56 x 43 by Christian Quintin (France/California) https://calabigallery.com/the-immigrants-online-exhibition/... https://calabigallery.com/artists/christian-quintin/

"Pomegranate" oil on panel by Antonio Sotomayor (Bolivia, 1902-1985) https://calabigallery.com/the-immigrants-online-exhibition/ https://calabigallery.com/artists/antonio-sotomayor/

Red Midnight by Martina Skala, Oil on Canvas, 16 x 14 https://calabigallery.com/the-immigrants-online-exhibition/ https://calabigallery.com/artists/martina-skala/

May Dream by Matsumi Kanemitsu, 1977, Color Lithograph, 30 22 https://calabigallery.com/the-immigrants-online-exhibition/ https://calabigallery.com/artists/matsumi-kanemitsu/

"Children Chasing Falling Balloon" Oil on Panel by Antonio Sotomayor Bolivian born artist Antonio Sotomayor greatly contributed to California art for over 60 years. Sotomayor began his art studies in La Paz under Belgian master Adolf Lambert and by age 15 was contributing illustrations to Bolivian periodicals. After settling in San Francisco in 1923, he continued his art training at the CSFA. Sotomayor went on to teach at Mills College (1942-43) and at the CSFA (1946-50) htt...ps://calabigallery.com/the-immigrants-online-exhibition/ https://calabigallery.com/artists/antonio-sotomayor/

Untitled by Horst Trave, 1951, Oil on Board, 13-1/2 x 20 https://calabigallery.com/the-immigrants-online-exhibition/ https://calabigallery.com/artists/horst-trave/

Mary Rose by Alejandro Salazar, Oil on Canvas, 12 x 24 is featured in our new online exhibition "The Immigrants" https://calabigallery.com/the-immigrants-online-exhibition/ https://calabigallery.com/artists/alejandro-salazar/

View Our Online Exhibition "The Immigrants" https://calabigallery.com/the-immigrants-online-exhibition/ Our new online show features works by immigrants to the United States from all over the world. The purpose is to show the value that immigration brings to our country, bringing fresh perspectives and rich diversity. A closed society tends to suffocate creativity. Our cultural landscape is enhanced by every new voice. This is not only true of art and culture, but of every a...spect of a functioning society. Whether one considers business, technology, politics, or any other aspect of life, we cannot thrive and move ahead without embracing every point of view. Featured artists include Adela Akers, Valenti Michael Angelo, Mirko Basaldella, Etleva Belishova, Bertha Bonart, Carl Oscar Borg, Hans Gustav Burkhardt, Francisco Cornejo, Frode Dann, Maria de Los Angeles, Francis deErdely, Roy Gover, Iva Hladis, Matsumi Kanemitsu, Dong Kingman, Paul Kuhn, Laurence Lebduska, Irving Norman, Christian Quintin, Alejandro Salazar, Ursula Schneider, Jacques Schnier, Martin Schreiber, Florence Francis Snell, Antonio Sotomayor, Juergen Strunck, James Suzuki, Inna Talantova, Horst Trave, Serge Trubach, Elisabeth Vellacott, Herman Volz and Edouard Vysekal. While this is an online only exhibition, all works are for sale and can be viewed in person by appointment only. We hope you enjoy the show!

"Sea Rock with Figures" 1987 Oil on Wood Panel, 21 32 by Elisabeth Vellacott (England, 1905 2002) https://calabigallery.com/artists/elisabeth-vellacott/ https://calabigallery.com/art-without-borders/