| California artist Linda Christensen works in the figurative mode of early Richard Diebenkorn. Despite roughly-painted, obviously suggested figures, Christensen is not a realist and is at heart an abstract painter manipulating broad design zones of painterly color to suggest rather than define solitary female figures in a variety of environments including domestic interiors, a carwash, a beach. Her canvases, though of different sizes, tend to be relatively large, averaging four by five feet. and, (showing 500 of 1462 characters). |
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