Milton Avery
Parade of Trees, 1956. Oil on canvas, 30 × 38 in. (76.2 × 96.52 cm)
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- Art Students League of New York
Milton Avery developed a quiet modernist language of simplified figures, interiors and landscapes organized through broad areas of muted, unexpected color. Working outside the dominant movements of his era, he became an important bridge between American modernism and later color-field painting.
Painting; drawing; printmaking
Objects
Major Works
- 1958Sea Grasses and Blue Sea
- 1954Green Sea
- 1959Black Sea
- 1952March on the Balcony
- 1957Birds Over Sea
- 1959Boathouse by the Sea
- 1945Husband and Wife
- 1956Summer Reader
- 1940Gaspe Pink Sky
- 1945Blue Trees
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