Nothing evokes emotional resonance quite like the artwork that emerged after World War II. Artists in this diverse and dynamic period gave the era a unique voice by combining Abstract Expressionism with Minimalism, drawing inspiration from easily digestible imagery found in emerging mediums like pop art and photography.
Born in 1941, Anthony V. Martin is an American Postwar & Contemporary artist who mastered cultural, social, and political overtones in his landscapes. His body of work, especially "Home from School," offers a ghostly portrayal of everyday life in the ever-evolving Postwar world.
