Edwin Kosarek 1950 Ink Drawing "Erongaricuaro" silver vessel which happens to have the

which happens to have the largest collection of tinsel paintings anywhere

and find in his face a combination of vulnerability and determination that feels very tender and true

) Mortise and tenon construction

painted brown with a stoke of cream for the belly and dab for the eyes

from affixing his work to the underside of a table to deter burglars while he was away from his unlocked boat home

Edwin Kosarek 1950 Ink Drawing "Erongaricuaro" silver vessel which happens to have theTwo more drawings by Edwin Kosarek today, of which I've had a good handful, and just went back to my source and grabbed two more. What I know is that he was from New Jersey (b. 1929) but spent a good part of the 1950s in Mexico, after which he briefly attended Cooper Union. He was gay, and estranged from his family, and, it seems increasingly mentally ill, with not much record of him after the 1950s. I think his drawings are wonderful, wide ranging