#jonschueler

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Stanley Boxer, John Goodyear, Raymond Hendler, Stephen Pace, Jon Schueler and Syd Solomon all served in the United States military. Each found their way back home and each achieved (and are still achieving) successful and fulfilling careers as artists. Thank you! [Stanley Boxer “Figures in an Interior” 1958 oil on canvas 54 x 30 inches] #stanleyboxer #johngoodyear raymondhendler #stephenpace #jonschueler #sydsolomon #usmilitary #veteransday #painters #artists #berrycampbell (at Berry Campbell)

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Jon Schueler’s painting “Winter Sky” from the permanent collection of the John and Mable Ringling Museum, Sarasota, Florida, is currently on view at the museum in the exhibition “Art of Our Time” through November 30, 2017. @theringling #jonschueler #abstractexpressionism #museumexhibition #theringling #berrycampbell (at The Ringling)

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Remembering those who served on Memorial Day. Thank you Jon Schueler and all of our veterans! Repost @natgalleriessco #jonschueler #memorialday #nationalgalleriesofscotland #berrycampbell (at National Galleries of Scotland)

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When Jon Schueler arrived in New York in August of 1951, he initially resided in the studio of Clyfford Still, with whom he had recently studied at the California School of Fine Arts in San Francisco. In New York, Schueler quickly became part of the downtown art scene. His circle of friends included Franz Kline, Mark Rothko, Ad Reinhardt (who he had known in California), Raymond Parker, and Barnett Newman. Frequenting the Cedar Bar, becoming part of the Club, and imbibing the heady and adventurous spirit of the time, he created large-scale canvases, rendered gesturally with the palette knife. These were shown at the historic Stable Gallery, run by Eleanor Ward, in 1954 and at Leo Castelli’s brand new gallery in 1957 (Schueler’s was the first solo show at the gallery). [©️Estate of Jon Schueler. Jon Schueler “Red Snow Cloud and Blue Sky” (o/c 62-15) 1962 oil on canvas 60 x 50 inches] #jonschueler #schueler #abstractexpressionism #berrycampbell (at Berry Campbell)

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"The Sound of Sleat is a selection from a manuscript of 2700 pages that [Jon] Schueler wrote over more than 20 years, in the form of a journal, memoir, and letters. After his death in 1992, his widow, Magda Salvesen, and a friend, Diane Cousineau, turned portions of Schueler’s manuscript into a 350-page book that was published in 1999. The result is a fascinating account of the life and times of an American artist." - David Galenson, Huffington Post, February 24, 2011 #jonschueler #abstractexpressionist #abex #scotland #newyork #huffpostarts #paintings #soundofsleat #sky #skye #berrycampbell #gallery #nyc #chelsea #summerselections #groupexhibition © Jon Schueler Estate (at Berry Campbell)

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#Repost @rcembalest Rare figurative images by #JonSchueler include "The Soft Brenda (o/c 66-1)," 1966, oil on canvas @berrycampbell #BerryCampbell This is the last week of the Schueler exhibition through Friday, December 23, 2016. Gallery reopens on Tuesday, January 3, 2017. (at Berry Campbell)

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#Repost @newyorknewwork #OpeningTonight • #JonSchueler, "Women in the Sky (1960s)" → @BerryCampbell (Chelsea) ⏳ November 17 - December 23, 2016. (at Berry Campbell)

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Lights! Camera! Action! #jonschueler opens tomorrow night at #berrycampbell (at Berry Campbell)