The Storm (from Denver to the Bronx)
- Artist
- Ronnie Landfield
- Date
- 1970
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Abstract
Ronnie Landfield’s 1970 artwork The Storm (from Denver to the Bronx) exemplifies his mastery within the abstract expressionism genre. As a prominent abstract painter, Landfield employs dynamic brushwork and vivid color fields to evoke the visceral energy of a storm. The title suggests a journey or juxtaposition between distant locations, hinting at the pervasive and unifying power of natural forces. The piece reflects Landfield’s commitment to exploring emotional depth through non-representational forms, emphasizing spontaneity and lyrical abstraction typical of abstract expressionism.
Related artworks
- Rain Dance 2 by Ronnie Landfield
- Silver King by Ronnie Landfield
- She Flies Through the Air With the Greatest of Ease by Miriam Schapiro
- Chanakuh #3 by Leon Berkowitz
- Cupid and Sea Nymphs by Henry Scott Tuke
- Four people in a village by Ossip Zadkine
- Three women in an interior by Ossip Zadkine
- Man with butterfly wings , sitting, study from life by Yiannis Tsaroychis
- Red Hurricane by Ronnie Landfield
- Rocks with two sailors by Yiannis Tsaroychis