Richard Allen Morris
material looks ductile, globs of paint naturalistically sculptured. it has an undeveloped attitude, but you can anticipate the work revealing itself more. in this way there's a concealing nature in its primordial form. they're kind of on the precipice of works being finished and finished works, like the playfully balanced "Window Washer"
nice pastel colors, gives work a contemporary edge. Scale, surprisingly, was a work he did in 1968.
[via Peter Blum, R. B. Stevenson Gallery]
::editor's note:: skeptical RAM did Scale in 1968. Benefit looks like it was done around the same time, but was actually done in 2010 according to these dudes? i guess artistic progression could be overrated when history tends to remember only one or two of your works #artisforever
UPDATE: you can see Morris dates Scale as 1986 in the lower right hand corner of the work, i don't know why i couldn't see that before, i think i was just looking for a date where his signature is (lower left). i received many emails about this you all seemed overly concerned, but we figured it out nice work!!
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