Born in Bronxville, New York, Brice Marden became a Minimalist painter of monochromatic appearing, non-objective canvases.
He
did undergraduate study at Boston University, earned a Master of
Fine Arts degree from Yale University and then moved to New York City
in 1963 where, within a decade, he had achieved international
recognition. Before he was able to support himself financially
with his artwork, he worked as a guard at the Jewish Museum and in 1966
as a studio assista (showing 500 of 4045 characters). |
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