Robert de Michiell (1958 - )
Robert de Michiell, a well-known contemporary artist and illustrator, studied at the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence. He has lived and worked for his entire careeer in New York City, where his work has appeared in such publications as Entertainment Weekly, The New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal, Reader's Digest, and Time. His poster designs have been associated with both theatrical productions and numerous New York charitable causes and events. His work has been commissioned by major corporations and media companies. Robert de Michiell has mounted one-man exhibitions at galleries in major U. S. cities.
Original illustration for The New Yorker
Gouache opaque watercolor 1991. This illustration, boldly signed by de Michiell, was commissioned by The New Yorker to accompany an announcement of a Rodgers and Hart revue at the now departed Rainbow And Stars nightclub at Rockefeller Center in New York City. It depicts the legendary lyricist Florenz Hart and composer Richard Rodgers dancing with vocalists Elaine Stritch and Margaret Whiting. A charming caricature in near-fine condition, in archival mat and frame.
$775