Description

Born in Cleveland, contemporary artist Robin Bruch was part of the vibrant and diverse artistic community that emerged in downtown New York City during the 1970s. This drawing dates from that period and features bold colors and simple geometric forms that evoke influences as diverse as Bruch’s teachers, the abstract painters Kenneth Noland and Larry Poons, to the early 20th-century Swedish artist and mystic Hilma af Klint, whose work was an early inspiration. Like many of Bruch’s drawings, the work’s title relates to a specific place, suggesting it was meant to evoke landscape.