Head by David Park (1959)

Head, in brief

Title: Head
Artist: David Park (1911–1960)
Artist born in: Boston, United States
Date: 1959
Dimensions: 80 × 66 cm

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What is the creation date of "Head" by David Park?

The creation of "Head" by David Park is dated 1959.

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Who created "Head"?

The artist behind "Head" is David Park. The work is catalogued under David Park's name.

At what age did David Park make "Head"?

When "Head" was created in 1959, David Park - born in 1911 - was 48 years old.

Is "Head" by David Park in the public domain, and why?

"Head" by David Park is still protected by copyright. Copyright duration runs from the artist's death, which occurred in 1960.

About the artist, David Park

1911–1960, United States

David Park

The Genesis of a VisionaryBorn in the historic atmosphere of Boston in 1911, David Park’s artistic journey was anchored by a profound respect for the structural essence of life. His early years at Boston University, studying under the legendary George Bridgman, instilled in him an unparalleled understanding of anatomy and the rhythmic power of gesture. This foundational discipline provided the skeletal strength upon which he would later drape his most vibrant explorations of color. As he moved westward to the Otis Art Institute in Los Angeles, Park began to absorb the expansive light and energy of the American West, setting the stage for a transformation that would eventually challenge the very foundations of contemporary painting.The Great Stylistic RevolutionFor much of his early career, Park navigated the complex territories of abstraction, yet the year 1949 marked a seismic turning point in both his practice and his soul.

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