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An example of work by Roger Brown
Artwork images are copyright of the artist or assignee
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Born in Alabama, he became one of the most celebrated of a group of
Chicago artists called "Imagists," creating edgy, cartoon-like
paintings of urban trauma. His specialty were whimsical cityscapes
that often touched upon social issues.
In 1987, a
retrospective was held of his work at the Washington D.C. Hirshhorn
Museum. He donated a collection of 30 paintings and his homes in
Chicago, La Conchita, California, and New Buffalo, Michigan to his alma
mater, the School of (showing 500 of 5152 characters). |
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