His earliest works, completed under the tutelage of Max Weber, were copies of Cezanne, but he eschewed the ideas of early works like Street Scene and began to draw haunting images of the New York subway that featured no regard for scale.
His earliest works, completed under the tutelage of Max Weber, were copies of Cezanne, but he eschewed the ideas of early works like Street Scene and began to draw haunting images of the New York subway that featured no regard for scale. Eventually he and Adolph Gottlieb published a manifesto that announced that they were "for the large shape" and "the flat form," leading to the creation of his best known works, which are simply numbered, and are notably on display at a namesake room at the Tate Museum and at a namesake chapel in Houston. For 10 points, name this Abstract Expressionist, known for his paintings featuring large, intense blocks of color.
His earliest works, completed under the tutelage of Max Weber, were copies of Cezanne, but he eschewed the ideas of early works like Street Scene and began to draw haunting images of the New York subway that featured no regard for scale.
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