David Park

David Park
Born: March 17, 1911; Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Died: September 20, 1960; Berkeley, California, United States
Nationality: American
Art Movement: Expressionism
Painting School: Bay Area Figurative School
Soundtrack:
Johann Sebastian Bach
Sonata BWV 1001
Sanel Redzic, Guitare
David Park (American, born March 17, 1911, Boston - died September 20, 1960, Berkeley) was a painter and a founding member of the San Francisco Bay Area figurative movement, known for his intensely colored, thickly painted portraits . Park moved to Los Angeles in 1928 to study at the Otis Art Institute for a year before dropping out. He then taught at the San Francisco Art Institute for many years and met the painters Richard Diebenkorn and Elmer Bischoff, with whom he became friend

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David Park's art is a true masterpiece! His intensely colored, thickly painted portraits are a testament to his skill as a painter and his place as a founding member of the San Francisco Bay Area figurative movement. His time spent in Los Angeles studying at the Otis Art Institute and teaching at the San Francisco Art Institute clearly had a major influence on his work. A true inspiration to artists everywhere, thank you for sharing his work on your channel.

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Wonderful artist who left us too soon. Beautiful music accompanying. Complimenti 👏🏼

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Fab Art & enjoyable, thanks. New to me, appreciated.

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thank you Aurelio. can you tell us where you got all these images? there are many works I haven't seen before. thank you.

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it breaks me up every time i see "the concert" 1954 (19:15)...its like going to heaven where we're in church forever, staring at the back of everyone's heads...🤡🎃