Joseph J. Meert
City Scape Abstract Expressionist Composition - Jackson Pollock Friend, 1948
Gouache
20 × 24 × 1 in / 50.8 × 61 × 2.5 cm
$ 8,000.00
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The fame, notoriety, and monetary value of an artist's work in today's market are not based on one's talent and vision. Factors such as marketing and media momentum play a...
The fame, notoriety, and monetary value of an artist's work in today's
market are not based on one's talent and vision. Factors such as
marketing and media momentum play a defining role. Such is the case of
Joseph Meert.The work is titled " Lone Tower". Overlooked and underrated visionary modernist /abstract expressionist artist Joseph Meert was a student of Thomas Hart Benton and a close friend of Jackson Pollack. He was doing abstract work in the heyday of abstract expressionism and was widely exhibited in galleries and museums. Signed and dated 1948 lower right, Signed on verso, Joseph Meert, 10 Cooper Square, Title - " Lone Tower", Medium Gouache, Unframed. Color will vary with different lighting.