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Untitled Watercolor No. 707

$5,450.00

Description

Michael Loew started his art career painting portraits and depictions of urban life.  But after serving in the Navy during World War II, he lost interest in representational work and moved full-tilt to abstractionism.  He then spent the next forty years teaching and painting abstract works.

This work, identified by Loew’s estate as 1970s, shows Loew at his best.  His use of colors across the palette—dark and brooding and soft and pastel—creates evocative and compelling works.  Loew is one of few abstractionists who paint abstractions of real items, though that is not always entirely clear to the viewer.

Loew is a blue chip artist with superb credentials and an enduring legacy for good reason.

Loew’s work is held in the collections of the Guggenheim Museum, The Whitney Museum of American Art, The Philadelphia Museum of Art, and The Hirshhorn, and many others.

Additional information

Condition

Excellent Condition

Date

Framing

Medium

Watercolors

Signing, Dating, and Titling

Details

Medium:
Watercolor on Arches paper.
Date:
1970s
Signature:
Hand-signed and dated in ink by the artist en recto lower right.  Numbered in pencil en verso lower left.
Framing:
Matted but unframed. Framing is available with little delay at discounted cost.
Condition:
Excellent condition.
Sheet Size:
22 in. (h) x 30 in. (w)

Price & Purchase

Price:
$5,450