Paul Bellardo, Fine Art

Anthropology, mythology, astronomy, literature and drama commingle within the oeuvre of Paul Bellardo. As a self-representing artist and a connoisseur of fine arts, Paul is remembered by many for the years he spent as a fixture in Greenwich Village. His gallery at 100 Christopher St. in Manhattan, showcased his own sculptural creations alongside the work of some of the nation's finest modern and contemporary artists. Most often cited for the now infamous ceramic apples he created during the seventies [featured in the film adaptation of Torch Song Triology (1988) and purchased by such notables as Elizabeth Taylor, Doris Day, Ann Miller, Kaye Ballard, Sandy Duncan, and Mayor David Dinkins], Bellardo has remained prolific in his output over the last four decades. Today, Paul works from his home studio in Palm Springs, California - creating new ceramic forms and translating his vision through new mediums.

In response to a recent surge of interest in Paul 's historic contributions to both postmodernist and contemporary art, this website was created to afford the public a better opportunity to learn more about the master potter and his craft. Now featured in the collections of many national museums, Paul's older works have become increasingly prevalent on the art market. We hope you enjoy the website.

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