Adolph Gottlieb

American painter and sculptor, Abstract Expressionist

Adolph Gottlieb - American painter and sculptor, Abstract Expressionist
Born

March 14th, 1903
122 years ago

Died

March 4th, 1974
51 years ago — 70 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An American painter and sculptor contributed significantly to the Abstract Expressionist movement. His artworks often integrated bold colors and unique forms, reflecting dynamic emotional landscapes. Gottlieb played a crucial role in the establishment of the New York School of modern art. His works are characterized by their symbols and mythological themes. Many pieces showcased a combination of abstraction and figurative elements, merging personal experience with universal archetypes. He was also involved in various exhibitions and had numerous solo shows throughout his career, including the influential 1945 exhibition at the Betty Parsons Gallery.

Developed the 'Pictograph' series

Participated in key exhibitions of Abstract Expressionism

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