Robert Gwathmey Art
Robert Gwathmey became an artist known for his Social Realist depictions of life in the rural South. He was one of the first white artists to create dignified images of African-American people and did so in a style that was Modernist with many geometric forms and bold coloration. Although he lived intermittently in Pennsylvania and in the South, he spent most of his 45-year career in New York City, where his studio was at 1 West 68th Street. Frequently, he returned to the South, where he became concerned about the problems dividing blacks and whites.
1960s American Modern Robert Gwathmey Art
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1970s American Modern Robert Gwathmey Art
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Mid-20th Century Modern Robert Gwathmey Art
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1940s Robert Gwathmey Art
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1970s Robert Gwathmey Art
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1940s Robert Gwathmey Art
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1970s American Modern Robert Gwathmey Art
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1990s American Modern Robert Gwathmey Art
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1950s Modern Robert Gwathmey Art
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2010s Street Art Robert Gwathmey Art
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1990s Contemporary Robert Gwathmey Art
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1970s American Modern Robert Gwathmey Art
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1950s American Modern Robert Gwathmey Art
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1940s American Modern Robert Gwathmey Art
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1940s American Modern Robert Gwathmey Art
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1960s Modern Robert Gwathmey Art
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1980s American Modern Robert Gwathmey Art
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1960s American Modern Robert Gwathmey Art
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1950s Robert Gwathmey Art
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1950s Robert Gwathmey Art
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1970s American Realist Robert Gwathmey Art
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Mid-20th Century Robert Gwathmey Art
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