Daniel Garber, An American Bridge Between French Expressionism and Abstract Expressionism?

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By GLloyd Rowsey (about the author)

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These pictures have been sitting in my files for months while my more political pieces have been appearing at OpEdNews. It felt really good to watch the pictures again, and submit them here for publication. Daniel Garber is a great artist.

Self-Portrait (1911)

"My work is different, perhaps, from that of the general landscape painter in that I have a mass of detail in the mass. After all, one's job is to get everything in and yet keep it all as a whole, like an orchestra, everything working in harmony to produce one feeling or emotion. - Daniel Garber”*

Old Mill (1921)

From Goat Hill (1925)

Fields in Jersey (1909)

Quarries at Byram (1907)

Spring Panel (1932)

*All the images and the words in quotation marks are courtesy of artnet's Artist Works Catalogues. See here, where it says: “artnet offers these catalogues free to the public as an educational resource. Simply click on an individual artist's image to begin, and check back often to browse new catalogues.”

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