Clayton Anderson (b. 1943) — Vintage Abstract Postmodernist Interior with Bird Drawing on Paper
Medium: Marker on cream paper
Dimensions: 11 × 14 in
Condition: Good, with minor wear consistent with age; unframed
This vintage abstract drawing of a bird sitting on a dresser by American artist Clayton Anderson (born 1943) was executed in marker on cream paper, the composition employs continuous line and repeated form to create a dynamic visual field.
The drawing is unframed and remains in good condition, with light wear consistent with age and handling.
Born in 1943, Clayton Anderson studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and worked with Ben Kimihira, Walter Stuempfig and Hobson Pittman.
He is a surrealist painter and a member of the California Visionary Artists Group.
Clayton Anderson's artist statement:
"Over the years my Geminian nature has led me to develop a number of visually distinctive painting styles. Although the stylistic elements in my art have varied, there has been a unifying factor consistently running through my paintings which reflects a deep love for the unique, spiritual alchemy that arises from the combination of Beauty and Mystery.“
Clayton Anderson (b. 1943) — Vintage Abstract Postmodernist Interior with Bird Drawing on Paper
Medium: Marker on cream paper
Dimensions: 11 × 14 in
Condition: Good, with minor wear consistent with age; unframed
This vintage abstract drawing of a bird sitting on a dresser by American artist Clayton Anderson (born 1943) was executed in marker on cream paper, the composition employs continuous line and repeated form to create a dynamic visual field.
The drawing is unframed and remains in good condition, with light wear consistent with age and handling.
Born in 1943, Clayton Anderson studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and worked with Ben Kimihira, Walter Stuempfig and Hobson Pittman.
He is a surrealist painter and a member of the California Visionary Artists Group.
Clayton Anderson's artist statement:
"Over the years my Geminian nature has led me to develop a number of visually distinctive painting styles. Although the stylistic elements in my art have varied, there has been a unifying factor consistently running through my paintings which reflects a deep love for the unique, spiritual alchemy that arises from the combination of Beauty and Mystery.“
