3 October 1962
- Artist
- Frank Lobdell
- Date
- 1962
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Abstract
"3 October 1962" is a compelling painting that embodies the principles of Abstract and Abstract expressionism, showcasing dynamic brushwork and bold color contrasts. Created by an artist connected to the Bay Area Figurative Movement, it reflects a transition between figurative and non-representational art. This work exemplifies the innovative spirit fostered by collectors and gallery founders like Paula Zolloto Kirkeby, who was instrumental in promoting these movements. Her efforts in establishing the Smith Andersen Editions and other outlets helped elevate the careers of artists working within these avant-garde styles, making "3 October 1962" a significant reflection of mid-century abstract art.
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