Quigley's second portrait of Elizabeth Taylor captures a different facet of her extraordinary life—the evolution from Hollywood's most beautiful woman to a force of nature who refused to be defined by her looks alone
and 19 All-Star appearances
further reflecting the natural intersection of contemporary art and international music culture that often surrounds his work
With only 53 prints available and demand fueled by a historic championship season
Now represented by The Bonnier Gallery in Miami (featuring artists like de Kooning
Fashion 1995 size:24 x 18 Quigley's second portrait of Elizabeth25Edition of 25 In the early to mid 1990s, during his years in Los Angeles, William Quigley began moving away from pure abstraction in response to what he perceived as an increasingly conceptual art climate. While exhibiting with Manny Silverman Gallery and founding AB Gallery in 1994, he entered into a sustained dialogue between contemporary practice and historical precedent. Between 1994 and 1998, Quigley closely examined the work of Czanne, Degas,