Ernst Wilhelm Nay, Red in Red II, 1965, oil on canvas, 63 3/4 x 59 inches (courtesy of Michael Werner Gallery)
James Kalm visits the recent exhibition Ernst Wilhelm Nay: Paintings at Michael Werner Gallery, New York.
Kalm notes: "Beginning as a follower of master Expressionist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, and despite being labeled a "Degenerate Artist" (denied exhibition opportunities, and even materials), then conscripted in to the Army, Nay nevertheless persisted in his artistic practice. His unique sense of design and form along with a delightful feel for color have made him one of the most influential European artists of his generation."
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James Kalm Rough Cut