An painter active in the mid- and late twentieth century, David Budd straddled the styles of abstract expressionism and color field painting. He is best known for large-scale, mostly monochromatic canvases, whose tactile surfaces are the result of his use of a wide variety of brushwork methods. The undulating rhythms in his works have been associated with hills, dunes, and the swelling of waves.
David Budd was born in St. Petersburg, Florida. From 1946 to 1948, he attended the School (showing 500 of 5077 characters). |
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