Jester by Byron Browne (1952)

Jester, in brief

Title: Jester
Artist: Byron Browne (1907–1961)
Artist born in: Yonkers, United States
Date: 1952
Dimensions: 71 × 61 cm

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What is the creation date of "Jester" by Byron Browne?

The creation of "Jester" by Byron Browne is dated 1952.

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"Jester" was created by Byron Browne. The information on this page describes Byron Browne's original work.

At what age did Byron Browne make "Jester"?

When "Jester" was created in 1952, Byron Browne - born in 1907 - was 45 years old.

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About the artist, Byron Browne

1907–1961, United States

Byron Browne

Byron Browne: Pioneer of American Abstract Art Byron Browne (1907 – 1961) stands as a cornerstone figure in the burgeoning field of American Abstract Expressionism, recognized primarily for his contributions to mural commissions and collaborations with Hans Hofmann. Born in London, England, Browne’s artistic journey began amidst the vibrant Pre-Raphaelite movement, profoundly shaping his aesthetic sensibilities before he embraced the radical experimentation of postwar abstraction. His formative years were marked by exposure to influential artists like Ford Madox Brown, whose visionary approach to Victorian social commentary instilled a deep appreciation for conveying complex ideas through visual language. Early Influences: Browne’s initial artistic explorations centered around landscapes and portraits, reflecting the stylistic conventions of his time.

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