Anthony Abbate
Anthony Abbate discovers the relationship between realism and abstract with his versed series on Cactus, Cacti and Cactuses.Born in Providence, Rhode Island in 1949, and has been a resident of Santa
Fe, New Mexico since 1981. He studied fine arts at Rhode Island College and has been creating various forms of artwork for over 30 years.
Every detail of Abbate's photographic series invites the viewer to study more of the composition that unfolds in his subjects. Anthony Abbate recently is focusing on a series titled "Cacti, Cactus, Cactuses" with his stand out piece "Thicket". Also, the series "Juicy Fruit" is quickly becoming collected in corporate and private businesses and homes with the introductory piece "Ghost of Papaya Past". The Floral Series and Buddha series have been released during the summer of 2011 at Beals & Abbate Fine Art.
Bird's Nest Series
Bird's Nest Series[See all items from this category]
Cacti, Cactus, Cactuses Series
Anthony Abbate features imagery focused on a wide range of Cacti, Cactus and Cactuses![See all items from this category]
"Butternut Cactus" Edible Cactus Series

$1,350
27" x 22.75" Framed
Archival Pigments on 100% Cotton Rag Paper, Edition of 5

$1,350
27" x 22.75" Framed
Archival Pigments on 100% Cotton Rag Paper, Edition of 5
Juicy Fruit Series
Anthony Abbate's newest series features fruits from around the world... the Juicy Fruit Series![See all items from this category]
"Ghost of Papaya Past" Juicy Fruit Series

$3,000
39.5" x 31.5" Framed
Archival Pigments on 100% Cotton Rag Paper, Edition of 2
$3,000
39.5" x 31.5" Framed
Archival Pigments on 100% Cotton Rag Paper, Edition of 2
Floral Series
Anthony Abbate features his photographic perspective on all types of flowers from his travels.[See all items from this category]
Buddha Series
Anthony Abbate features imagery with Asian themes in his newest series... the Buddha Series.[See all items from this category]
European Design Series
European Design Series[See all items from this category]
Bio
Born in Providence, Rhode Island in 1949, and has been a resident of Santa Fe, New Mexico since 1981. He studied fine arts at Rhode Island College and has been creating various forms of artwork for over 30 years.His works include photography, sculpture, in renderings, charcoal and pastel drawings, acrylic paintings and watercolors. His most recent works produced with archival pigments on 100% rag include: a series title Cactus, Cacti and Cactuses, images which range from bold representations of natural desert landscapes to wildly colored images of cacti and other wilderness vegetation, a series in Buddhist and Asian images and a series in European architectural forms and altered rural settings.
Current works are being produced in a series of 1/1, 1/3 or 1/5.

