He lived and worked most of his life in New York City, where he became a major figure in Op Art. Using simple geometric forms and intense contrasts, his paintings seem to glow vibrate and shift as you look at them. His work remains relevant today for showing how color alone can create energy emotion and a powerful sense of space.
Additional Artworks
From LRC
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Dorian Büchi
Under Water Flower, 2023
Oil on paper
14.1 x 20 in
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Andriu Deplazes
Family around body, 2023
Oil On Canvas
70 x 106 in
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Andriu Deplazes
Body Holding Baby Between Cows, 2023
Oil On Canvas
82 x 121 in
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Helena Hernmarck
Drag Line Bucket, 1989
Tapestry
75 x 117 in
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Luigi Carboni
Vita Immaginaria du Ucello (Imaginary Life of a Bird), 1986
Oil on acrylic on canvas
78 x 124 in
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Sandro Chia
The Bull and the Painter, 1986
Acrylic, tempera, pastel on paper mounted on linen
57 x 58 in
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Abe Ajay
Untitled module, 1968
Colorful acrylic
3.5 x 9.5 x 5.5 in
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Richard Anuszkiewicz
The Union of Mercury and Sulphur, 1964
Liquitex on Masonite
23.6 x 36 in
About the artist
Richard Anuszkiewicz
American
1930–2020
