Richard Ahntholz

ArtNews also said of Ahntholz that he " . . . blocks in his landscapes with a few static, solid masses of color, framing, shaping, or isolating one from the other with a few deftly placed marks. Elsewhere, free brushing and areas of bare canvas act as breathing intervals between some of the more densely packed forms. Via the long road from Cezanne to Abstract-Expressionism, Ahntholz has arrived at his own neat little piece of property."