| A painter of intensely colorful abstraction, Robert Natkin does work that often runs in series including the Apollo Series of the 1960s. These works, with vertical stripes alternating between thick and thin, decorative and textured, are cheerful and light, invoking the lyricism of Apollo, the Greek god of poetry and light. Other series are titled "Steps and Grids," "Field Mouse," and "Intimate Lighting." His painting is inspired by the color used by Henri Matisse, and Pierre Bonnard, and the Cub (showing 500 of 2249 characters). |
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