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Richard Diebenkorn Woodcut, Blue with Red, 1987
Richard Diebenkorn Woodcut
Blue with Red, 1987
Sold ID # w-6512

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Alex Katz Woodcut, Freesia, 2023
Alex Katz Woodcut
Freesia, 2023
Price on Request ID # w-8862
Wayne Thiebaud Woodcut, Half Cakes, State II, 1964-2008
Wayne Thiebaud Woodcut
Half Cakes, State II, 1964-2008
Sold ID # w-9815
Wayne Thiebaud Woodcut, Chocolate Pie, 1964
Wayne Thiebaud Woodcut
Chocolate Pie, 1964
Sold ID # w-9826
Wayne Thiebaud Woodcut, Hill Street, 1987
Wayne Thiebaud Woodcut
Hill Street, 1987
Sold ID # w-9828
Wayne Thiebaud Woodcut, Sucker Tree, State II, 1964-2008
Wayne Thiebaud Woodcut
Sucker Tree, State II, 1964-2008
Sold ID # w-9832
Wayne Thiebaud Woodcut, Candy Apples, 1987
Wayne Thiebaud Woodcut
Candy Apples, 1987
Sold ID # w-8074
Helen Frankenthaler Woodcut, Cameo, 1980
Helen Frankenthaler Woodcut
Cameo, 1980
Sold ID # w-9075
Helen Frankenthaler Woodcut, Cedar Hill, 1983
Helen Frankenthaler Woodcut
Cedar Hill, 1983
Sold ID # w-9121
Helen Frankenthaler Woodcut, East and Beyond, 1973
Helen Frankenthaler Woodcut
East and Beyond, 1973
Sold ID # w-9041
Helen Frankenthaler Woodcut, Essence Mulberry, 1977
Helen Frankenthaler Woodcut
Essence Mulberry, 1977
Sold ID # w-9057
Helen Frankenthaler Woodcut, Freefall, 1992-93
Helen Frankenthaler Woodcut
Freefall, 1992-93
Sold ID # w-9233
Helen Frankenthaler Woodcut, Savage Breeze ,1974
Helen Frankenthaler Woodcut
Savage Breeze ,1974
Sold ID # w-9047

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Richard Diebenkorn was an American painter and printmaker whose work played a significant role in the development of post-war American art.

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Richard Diebenkorn Biography

Richard Diebenkorn
Richard Diebenkorn

Richard Diebenkorn was an American painter and printmaker whose work played a significant role in the development of post-war American art. Born on April 22, 1922, in Portland, Oregon, Diebenkorn's artistic career spanned several decades, and he is best known for his abstract expressionist and later figurative works. His unique style and exploration of color, light, and space solidified his reputation as one of the most influential artists of his time.

The artist in his studio on Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, Calif., 1955, with no longer-extant painting © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation

Diebenkorn first gained recognition in the 1950s as a leading figure of the Bay Area Figurative Movement. This movement emerged as a response to the dominance of abstract expressionism and sought to reintroduce figurative elements into painting. Diebenkorn's early works showcased his ability to merge elements of abstraction with representational subjects, capturing the essence of California's landscapes and urban scenes.

Throughout his career, Diebenkorn worked in various mediums, including oil paint, watercolor, gouache, and printmaking. His mastery of these mediums allowed him to create works that were both visually striking and emotionally resonant. Diebenkorn was particularly known for his exceptional use of color, often employing vibrant palettes and bold contrasts to convey mood and atmosphere.

One of Diebenkorn's most celebrated bodies of work is his "Ocean Park" series, which he began in 1967 and continued until his death in 1993. Inspired by the views from his studio in Ocean Park, California, these paintings feature abstract compositions with geometric shapes and overlapping planes of color. The series evolved over time, with earlier works emphasizing a more muted palette and later pieces introducing bolder hues and increased complexity. The "Ocean Park" series demonstrated Diebenkorn's ability to capture the essence of place through abstraction, inviting viewers into his contemplative and serene world.

Diebenkorn's studio sat on a hillside; he looked out and up at the geometry of the hill, and how the streets crossed one another. Above, his 1969 oil painting Ocean Park #24. The Estate of Richard Diebenkorn/Courtesy Yale University Art Gallery

In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Diebenkorn shifted away from abstraction and returned to figurative painting. This transition marked a significant departure from his earlier works and showcased his versatility as an artist. The figurative works from this period often depicted domestic scenes, interiors, and still lifes, characterized by loose brushwork, rich textures, and a sense of quiet introspection. These works revealed Diebenkorn's deep understanding of composition and his ability to evoke emotion through his painterly approach.

Among Diebenkorn's notable figurative works is his "Albuquerque" series, created during a sabbatical in New Mexico in the mid-1950s. These paintings showcase his exploration of the human figure within a desert landscape. The series captures the vastness and solitude of the Southwestern United States, depicting figures in contemplative poses against a backdrop of open spaces and earthy tones.

Nathan Oliveira and Ricahrd Diebenkorn drawing from a love model during a drawing session that took place in Diebenkorn’s studio on Shattuck Avenue in Berkely, Calif., 1955. Photograph by Lincoln Yamaguchi.

Diebenkorn's work has been widely exhibited and is included in numerous museum collections around the world. His artistic legacy continues to influence generations of artists. His ability to navigate between abstraction and figuration, his masterful use of color and composition, and his dedication to exploring new artistic territories make him a central figure in 20th-century American art.

Richard Diebenkorn's contributions to the art world extend beyond his individual artworks. As a teacher at the University of California, Berkeley and the University of California, Los Angeles, he mentored and inspired many emerging artists, leaving a lasting impact on the artistic community. His artistic journey, from abstract expressionism to figurative painting, showcases his willingness to embrace artistic evolution and his commitment to pushing the boundaries of his own practice.

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