Robert Gordy Figurative Prints
Robert Gordy was an iconic New Orleans painter. He was part of the Art and Decoration movement that also included Keith Haring. Balancing a clean, formal graphic approach with creativity, wit and verve, Gordy created a style of painting that is instantly recognizable to anyone even vaguely familiar with his work. Sometimes placed in a category with Keith Haring, he created images that exploited patterns and simplicity of form. He had a wonderful sense of color as well. Gordy’s art-making was unusual in his frequent use of markers, pens and ink to create his images – which are so clean that they look to a contemporary eye to be machine or computer-created. He was enraptured with print-making and produced much limited-edition print series. Robert Gordy’s works are in museums worldwide, including the Whitney, MoMA, the Smithsonian Institution and other top-tier institutions.
1980s Abstract Robert Gordy Figurative Prints
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1980s Abstract Robert Gordy Figurative Prints
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1970s Abstract Expressionist Robert Gordy Figurative Prints
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1950s Abstract Robert Gordy Figurative Prints
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Edward ChavezGothic Towers, 1950s Abstract Modern Silkscreen Print, Orange, Brown, Green, circa 1955
1970s Abstract Robert Gordy Figurative Prints
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1980s Abstract Expressionist Robert Gordy Figurative Prints
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1990s Abstract Robert Gordy Figurative Prints
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Late 20th Century Abstract Robert Gordy Figurative Prints
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1990s Abstract Robert Gordy Figurative Prints
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1980s Abstract Expressionist Robert Gordy Figurative Prints
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1970s Abstract Robert Gordy Figurative Prints
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Late 20th Century Abstract Robert Gordy Figurative Prints
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1970s Abstract Expressionist Robert Gordy Figurative Prints
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Late 20th Century Abstract Robert Gordy Figurative Prints
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