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1927 Stuttgart, Germany - 2020. Known for: Abstract landscape and still life painting.
Working within a predominantly abstractionist context, a group of younger artists forged a mode of representational* art in the 1950s and 1960s that made use of Abstract Expressionist* painterly... Read full biography
Working within a predominantly abstractionist context, a group of younger artists forged a mode of representational* art in the 1950s and 1960s that made use of Abstract Expressionist* painterly freedom and spontaneity in order to document the life around them. However, subject matter, including... Read full biography
Working within a predominantly abstractionist context, a group of younger artists forged a mode of representational* art in the 1950s and 1960s that made use of Abstract Expressionist* painterly freedom and spontaneity in order to document the life around them. However, subject matter, including human figures, was recognizable, which was much against the grain of most of their peers. Wolf Kahn, one of the leaders of this group and a native of Stuttgart, Germany, directed this approach toward... Read full biography
Working within a predominantly abstractionist context, a group of younger artists forged a mode of representational* art in the 1950s and 1960s that made use of Abstract Expressionist* painterly freedom and spontaneity in order to document the life around them. However, subject matter, including human figures, was recognizable, which was much against the grain of most of their peers. Wolf Kahn, one of the leaders of this group and a native of Stuttgart, Germany, directed this approach toward the painting of the landscape, which he has steadfastly developed over a period of forty years. With studios in New York and Vermont, he has been a colorist* who uses simplified geometric designs and contrasting, carefully balanced colors. He has a... Read full biography
Working within a predominantly abstractionist context, a group of younger artists forged a mode of representational* art in the 1950s and 1960s that made use of Abstract Expressionist* painterly freedom and spontaneity in order to document the life around them. However, subject matter, including human figures, was recognizable, which was much against the grain of most of their peers. Wolf Kahn, one of the leaders of this group and a native of Stuttgart, Germany, directed this approach toward the painting of the landscape, which he has steadfastly developed over a period of forty years. With studios in New York and Vermont, he has been a colorist* who uses simplified geometric designs and contrasting, carefully balanced colors. He has a fascination with barns that date to 1966 when he did a work titled First Barn Painting. He returned to this subject... Read full biography
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- Dialogue Wolf KahnDecember 2006Exler, ElizabethThe Pastel Journal
- Quick SketchesJuly 2004Editors, American ArtistAmerican Artist
- ExhibitionsJanuary 2004EditorsAmerican Arts Quarterly
- Recommended BooksDecember 2003Editor, American ArtistAmerican Artist
- Nuts & BoltsDecember 2003Lyons, SusanAmerican Artist
- Capital GainsDecember 2003Protzman, FerdinandARTnews
- Books-Every Picture Tells a StoryNovember 2003Kearns, MeganArt & Antiques
- Beyond Easy PleasuresOctober 2003Berlind, RobertArt in America
- Traveling Collector-Greenwich TimeSeptember 2003Lew, IrvinaArt & Antiques
- The Ogunquit Museum CelebratesAugust 2003Culver, MichaelAmerican Art Review
- ARTtalkJune 2003Editor, ARTtalkARTnews
- Ending an Artist-Dealer RelationshiFebruary 2003Grant, DanielAmerican Artist
- Sand DollarsJuly 2002Brady, SallieArt & Antiques
- Wolf Kahn, Exploring the Infinite PJuly 2002Price, MaggieThe Pastel Journal
- Unlocking the UnconsciousDecember 2001Franks, LucindaARTnews
- The Allure of LandscapeFebruary 2001Brown, JoanWildlife Art
- The House that Art BuiltMay 2000Wall, Donna DorianArt & Antiques
- Regional ColorJuly 1999Wall, Donna DorianArt & Antiques
- Review of ExhibitionsNovember 1998Editors, Art in AmericaArt in America
- Dangerous ColorsNovember 1998Long, AndrewArt & Antiques
- Modern American RealismApril 1998Mecklenburg, Virginia MAmerican Art Review
- Puncturing the '50s Art MythNovember 1997Kramer, HiltonArt & Antiques
- A Studio Visit With Wolf KahnMay 1997Phillips, JonathanAmerican Artist
- Birds, Beads & BannerstonesAugust 1996Diehl, CarolARTnews
- In the GalleriesSeptember 1994AU editorsArt & Auction