Robert Lohman 1969 Signed Watercolor and Ink Abstract Painting

An abstract watercolor and ink painting by American artist Robert Lohman (1919-2001). This illustrative work features a Cubist style amalgamation of forms, lines, and colors including red, blue, yellow and green. On the right, a partial figure holds a stringed instrument. Throughout the rest of the composition, both curvilinear and geometric forms create rhythm. The piece is signed "Lohman 6/13/69" to the lower right hand corner.

Robert Lohman was a painter and sculptor born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana. At 22 years old, he was the youngest exhibitor at the Chicago Art Institute's American Artists Annual Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture. Soon after his graduation from Herron School of Art and Design, he worked as an assistant in the sculpture department at the Washington University in St. Louis. This professional experience helped him greatly in his graduate education at Yale. From 1949 until his death in 2001, Robert created both commissioned and private works, taught for ten years at the Indianapolis Art League, and showed his work at home and abroad.

 

Measurements:

18.75" x 16.5" x 2" (frame); 12" x 10" (sight).

Condition notes:

Overall age appropriate marks, scuffs and scratches to the frame. Some minor toning and discoloration to the work.

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