This show consists of a series of abstract images dealing with nature, a concern not only in the artist’s imagery, but also in his use of color and paint. He chooses an earthen palette of greens, browns and ochres applied in a heavy gesso technique of glazes and light black lines. The paintings treat of humus- like surfaces and rock- like forms. His larger canvases are much more accomplished, as forms become stronger and more self-confident.
—Susan R. Snyder
Georgia O’Keeffe, Pelvis, Series, Red with Yellow, o/c, 36x48”, 1945. (Mrs. Anne Burnett Windfohr, Fort Worth, Texas.)
May 1966
VOL. 4, NO. 9
