Born in a rural community near Baltimore in 1902, Lee Gatch spent his
childhood in the Chesapeake Bay area. His abstract painting style
combined elements of Post-Impressionism, Cubism and Expressionism in
mystical evocations of nature based on this early experience, bearing
some resemblance to the work of Paul Klee. Both artists used
deeply personal religious and philosophical symbolism.
Gatch
studied at the Maryland Institute under John Sloan and Leon
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