TheAlbuquerqueart scene experienced a great loss with the passing of Gerald Fitz-Gerald. His bold and colorful monotypes are true reflections of the artist’s spirit. Gerald Fitz-Gerald’s lively landscapes reflect the immediacy of a moment – and give light to the things that we may take for granted. A great story teller, his still lifes focus our attention on ordinary scenes and evoke a memory that was, and still is special
GERALD FITZ-GERALD, JR. 1939 ~ 2011 Gerald Fitz-Gerald, Jr. was born July 2, 1939 in Houston, Texas to Gerald and Elizabeth “Betty” (Eyler) Fitz-Gerald, who raised their only son in Midland, Texas. He died of natural causes July 9, 2011, peacefully at home, surrounded by family and friends in Albuquerque, New Mexico, following an eight-month battle with cancer. Read More…
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| Winter Garden12 x 13″
Monotype $300 |
Winter Light9.5 x 23″
Monotype $370 |
Winter Meadow18 x 18″
Monotype $420 |
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| Winters Dream12 x 16″
Monotype $360 |
Morning Mist18 x 24″
Monotype $530 |
Morning Light12 x 16″
Monotype $360 |
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| Evening Glow10 x 24″
Monotype $370 |
Outside Taos12 x 16″
Monotype SOLD |
Peach Sorbet12.5 x 11.5″
Monotype SOLD |
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| Tea, Anyone?16 x 12″
Monotype $360 |
Chocolate Cake6 x 5.5″
Multiple Plate Gravure SOLD |
Abandoned Beauty16 x 16″
Monotype $380 |
Artist Statement and Biography