Reginald Murry Pollack 'Blue Landscape' 
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Reginald Murry Pollack 'Blue Landscape'
This mesmerizing piece, titled Blue Landscape, is a vibrant example of Pollack’s mid-20th-century abstract figurative style. Rendered in bold blue tones with intricate textures and striking red accents, the painting reflects Pollack’s renowned ability to merge color, form, and abstraction into cohesive visual poetry. Signed prominently on the lower right and verso, this artwork is accompanied by a gallery label on the rear and a Certificate of Authenticity issued by Ruth Robertson Fine Art.
- Title: Blue Landscape
- Artist: Reginald Murry Pollack B.1924 - D.2001
- Medium: Oil on Marlite Panel
- Signed: Lower Right & Verso
- Framed Without Glass
- Gallery Label on Rear, With Certificate of Authenticity
Condition:
Good
Size:
Overall: 7" X 13"
Visible: 5.5" X 11.5"
Provenance:
From the estate of Reginald Murry Pollack, this piece was acquired from Ruth Robertson Contemporary Fine Art in 2006.
About the Artist:
Reginald Murry Pollack (1924–2001) was an esteemed American artist whose work is celebrated for its metaphorical and thematic complexity. A New York native of Hungarian descent, Pollack studied under Moses Soyer before serving in the U.S. Army Air Forces during World War II. He continued his studies in Paris under the G.I. Bill, where he was influenced by masters like Brâncuși and became a founding member of Galerie Huit, an influential artist-run gallery in Paris. His oeuvre reflects the influence of Cézanne and Bonnard, blending representational forms with metaphysical themes. Pollack’s work has been showcased at prestigious institutions, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Stanford University.