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Born in Brooklyn, New York in 1935, Robert Moskowitz emerged from the Minimalist movement during the 1970s. His contemporaries were artists like Elizabeth Murray and Susan Rothenberg who were called "New Image Abstraction" painters.
Creating his works mostly in oils and pastels, Moskowitz has always concentrated on architectural themes. Skyscrapers and lighthouses dominate his paintings including the Empire State Building, the World Trade Center, and the Flatiron Building. Other subjects (showing 500 of 2818 characters). |
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