Richard Kozlow, Maroc Signed Modern Minimalist Serigraph Paper 57/100 Unframed

A minimalist serigraph titled "Maroc" by Detroit-born artist Richard Kozlow featuring sweeping bands of yellow, orange, blue, and ochre arranged in an atmospheric landscape abstraction. Hand signed in pencil on the lower right with an annotation of 57/100 on the lower left. The composition distills the landscape into broad fields of saturated color and irregular, horizon-like forms, suggesting the light and terrain of Morocco through a distinctly modern visual language. The restrained composition demonstrates Kozlow's ability to bridge abstraction and landscape, reducing the natural world to its essential relationships of color, form, and space. Direct from the artist's estate. Dimensions: 40.25"h x 26"w (unframed). In very good condition. Richard Kozlow (1926–2008) was a Detroit-born American painter whose distinctive approach to atmospheric landscape painting earned him an international following. Early in his career, his work received favorable recognition from The New York Times, and he was awarded prestigious Museum Purchase Prizes from the Detroit Institute of Arts and the Butler Institute of American Art. Beginning in the 1960s, Kozlow lived and painted extensively throughout Mexico, Spain, England, Costa Rica, and Portugal, with successful exhibitions following his international travels. His work has been exhibited throughout the United States and abroad and is represented in numerous public and private collections. Celebrated for his innovative use of texture and evocative, impressionistic landscapes, Kozlow developed a highly recognizable style that bridged modern abstraction and representational painting.

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