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expressionism and geometric abstraction, over time shifting further towards geometry. The surfaces were never simple. By the 1980s, he returned to the rectangular and square canvas, and eventually to the cruciform (cross) shape, which would become a focus for the next decade. "Harvey Quaytman's shaped canvases are among the most impressive;" and "Some of the best shaped canvases of the last two decades have come from Harvey Quaytman. But in this selection of new work, the painter has, so to speak, drawn in his horns, confining himself to the right angle and in most cases to a cruciform image." -Vivien Raynor, New York Times, 1986
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2011, "Harvey Quaytman: A Sensuous Geometry, Works from 1986-1997" "Quaytman’s paintings are extremely cerebral, yet full of sensual grace. He moved abstract painting beyond the mundane into the realm of cognitive understanding through a heightened sensory involvement with materials and an ultimate clarity of space." -Robert C. Morgan, Brooklyn Rail Photos of the exhibit were posted by Contemporary Art Daily.
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Later retrospectives were organized by McKee in 2005, "Harvey Quaytman’s current show, Flying the Colors, is strong, deep, and soaring. A celebration of the artist’s bold color work, it features twelve outstanding paintings drawn from the past twenty-five years." -Michael Brennan, Brooklyn Rail; and
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In the context of artistic movements, Harvey Quaytman was considered an anachronism. During his career, from the late 1960s to late 1990s, he continued to relentlessly explore Geometric Abstraction and Modernism - fields in which the innovation had been considered largely developed by the end of the
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In the late 1960s and 1970s, situated in settings like the Whitney Biennials, his paintings were easily recognized among the crowd due to his masterful use of shaped canvases. They were large, often curved, and frequently enclosing wall space. The painting itself blended elements from abstract
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By the 1990s, he had abandoned the curve, and remained fixed to the cross, often in the shape of the canvas or upon it. He frequently blended rust (which he first used in 1969) and acrylic, as well as glass - creating a spectrum of textures. After 1998, he was unable to work.
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1950s and 1960s. Yet he pushed ahead, and according to critics he became bolder over time - more innovative, assured and successful in each decade. Even in his later years, he was recognized for finding dynamic, new forms of abstraction.
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After his death in 2002, McKee Gallery, his longtime representative, organized a lauded retrospective titled "Harvey Quaytman: A Survey of Paintings and Drawings 1969-1998".
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canvases with powerful monochromatic tones, in layered compositions, often with hard edges - inspired by
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In both 1972 and 1975, he was awarded a CAPS Grant, and in both 1979 and 1985, he was awarded a
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and a certified public accountant, and his mother Rose Quaytman was a piano teacher from
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mounted a retrospective and symposium, "Harvey Quaytman: Against the Static."
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Quaytman's remaining work is represented by McKee Gallery in New York,
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Today, his works are in the collections of several public museums:
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Harvey Quaytman died in New York on April 8, 2002, from
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In 1983, he received an Artist’s Fellowship from the 578:"Two arts shows are merged, with little in common" 954:School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts alumni 229:In 1966 Harvey met and later married the painter 895: 778:"Minneapolis Institute of Art Online Collection" 441: 439: 437: 435: 792:"Corcoran Gallery - Harvey Quaytman Exhibition" 488:"Guggenheim Foundation Announcement of Fellows" 365:in Los Angeles, and Nielson Gallery in Boston. 215:, who is now a well-regarded abstract painter. 674: 357:for a list of 40 additional public collections 172:Harvey Quaytman was born on April 20, 1937 in 463: 461: 432: 394: 392: 588: 569: 117:, Elizabeth Foundation Prize for Painting, 810:"Carnegie Museum of Art Online Collection" 750:"MoMA Online Collection - Harvey Quaytman" 458: 389: 688: 660: 929:American people of Polish-Jewish descent 524: 522: 520: 287: 275: 256:, and by 1993 he became a Member of the 195:, but graduated in 1959 with a BFA from 949:National Endowment for the Arts Fellows 445: 410: 148:(April 20, 1937 - April 8, 2002) was a 939:Deaths from cancer in New York (state) 896: 702: 549: 547: 511:"Harvey Quaytman Bio at mcKee Gallery" 400:"Margaret Moorman, Writer, Is a Bride" 517: 505: 503: 501: 262:American Academy of Arts and Letters 243: 119:American Academy of Arts and Letters 738:Harvey Quaytman: Against the Static 716: 615:"Currently Hanging, by Mario Naves" 607: 544: 480: 211:, and in 1961 they had a daughter, 13: 989:20th-century American male artists 944:National Academy of Design members 635: 167: 36:Riley Mumbling to Himself at Night 14: 1000: 824:"Harvey Quaytman - McKee Gallery" 498: 375: 201:School of the Museum of Fine Arts 914:People from Far Rockaway, Queens 29: 865: 849:"Artists « Blum & Poe" 841: 816: 802: 784: 770: 756: 742: 730: 446:Johnson, Ken (April 15, 2002). 254:National Endowment for the Arts 182:Lawrence, Long Island, New York 123:National Endowment for the Arts 919:20th-century American painters 324:Whitney Museum of American Art 174:Far Rockaway, Queens, New York 16:American painter (1937 - 2002) 1: 696:"McKee Gallery, Nov. 3, 2011" 383:"Social Security Death Index" 368: 152:painter best known for large 531:"Harvey Quaytman: A Tribute" 334:Minneapolis Institute of Art 218:In 1963 the family moved to 187:From 1955-1957, he attended 7: 934:Painters from New York City 329:Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 10: 1005: 984:21st-century American Jews 979:20th-century American Jews 959:Syracuse University alumni 448:"Harvey Quaytman Obituary" 258:National Academy of Design 418:"Art in America Magazine" 129: 110: 100: 90: 80: 62: 43: 28: 21: 267: 121:- Academy Award in Art, 969:Jewish American artists 964:Tufts University alumni 470:"Signs and Sensibility" 349:Neuberger Museum of Art 339:Corcoran Gallery of Art 924:American male painters 344:Carnegie Museum of Art 293: 281: 620:The New York Observer 291: 279: 250:Guggenheim Fellowship 150:geometric abstraction 115:Guggenheim Fellowship 597:"ART: The Outsiders" 584:. 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Far Rockaway, Queens
New York City
New York City
American
Boston Museum School
Abstract art
Guggenheim Fellowship
American Academy of Arts and Letters
National Endowment for the Arts
McKee Gallery
Nielson Gallery
geometric abstraction
modernist
Malevich
Mondrian
Far Rockaway, Queens, New York
Lodz, Poland
Lawrence, Long Island, New York
Syracuse University
Syracuse, New York
Tufts University
School of the Museum of Fine Arts
Boston, MA
Susan Howe
Rebecca Quaytman
Soho
David von Schlegell
Frances Barth
cancer

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