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Aug 24, 2024
Robert Blackman
(Missouri/ Kansas, 1936-2018)
Value Variation on White (Primary Overlap VI), 1980
Acrylic on canvas
48" x 48"
From the artist's Primary Overlap series, reviewed by Donald Hoffmann for the Kansas City Star. Estate stamps to the reverse. Housed in a slim white frame.
Robert Blackman received a Masters Degree from Pittsburg State University in 1964, trained in studio art by Bert Keeney. He taught for over thirty years at Northwest Missouri State University and Kansas City Kansas Community College. Blackman's systematic painting stems from a lifelong interest in the psychology of perception. It deals with the grid system, continuous field, spatial ambiguity, and color's natural movement.
Exhibition history: Robert Blackman: Jumping the Blues and Other Primaries, Bedyk Gallery (Kansas City), June 7-29, 1985.
Very good condition, with no over-painting or touch-ups visible upon blacklight inspection. Very mild scattered soiling.
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