Frank
Lobdell
Summer, 1962
69 3/4 x 97 1/4 inches (177.2 x 247.0 cm)
oil on canvas
Frank
Lobdell was one of my instructors at the San Francisco Art Institute
in 1963. He influenced my student work before I was in his class,
and began doing op art. I remember that he told me that, to paraphrase, "Sometimes it is not what one puts into a painting, but rather
what one leaves out that makes it a compelling picture."
Frank
Lobdell was one of my instructors at the San Francisco Art Institute
in 1963. He influenced my student work before I was in his class,
and began doing op art. I remember that he told me that, to paraphrase, "Sometimes it is not what one puts into a painting, but rather
what one leaves out that makes it a compelling picture."