Bedrich Grunzweig
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Bedrich Grunzweig
Bedrich Grunzweig (1902-1983) was an American artist who was best known for his abstract expressionist works. He was born in Chicago and he attended the School of the Art Institute of Chicago from 1920-1925. His works are characterized by bright colors, sweeping brushstrokes, and visible trace of the artist's hand. His most famous works are The Freeing of the Fortress (1957), The Wind of Love (1973), The Rising Tide (1976), and American Gothic (1977). All of his works focus on themes such as love, joy and freedom. His work has been highly acclaimed and has been featured in many prestigious exhibitions.
American artist, abstract expressionism, Bedrich Grunzweig, The Freeing of the Fortress, The Wind of Love, The Rising Tide, American Gothic.
— Mei Wang
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