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- - - - non-mixed
      - radiant
        
        complementary colors
    - - light seems to from objects
  - - - Applied color relationships
        
        create depth
        
        spatial push-and-pull
    - - Thick paint (impasto) & expressive brushwork
        
        Removed: Emotional "angst"
        
        Applied to calm, bright, everyday objects
  - - - Compressed spatial planes
        
        evoke tension & visual vertigo
      - tilted perspectives upward at steep angles
- - - - diners
      - county fairs
      - bakeries
- - - - Born in Mesa, Arizona
      - raised in Southern California
    - - apprentice animator
        
        Which company?
        
        Walt Disney Studios
      - sign painter
      - commercial artist
    - - U.S. Army Air Forces (1942–1945)
        
        as an artist and cartoonist
      - Study under?
        
        G.I. Bill
      - Education level?
        
        Bachelor's and Master's degrees (art)
    - - over four decades
        
        Art Professor
        
        Which school?
        
        University of California, Davis (UC Davis)
  - - - Exhibited in the landmark 1962 "New Realists" show
        
        Alongside with Pop Art icons
        
        Andy Warhol
        
        Roy Lichtenstein
        
        rejected the "Pop Artist" label
        
        traditional illusionistic painter
    - - his late 90s
        
        Maintained an active studio practice
        
        continuing to paint until death
- - - - vibrant colors against pale, off-white background
      - Thickly applied paint (Impasto)
      - Well-defined shadows
      - Structured & sequential repetition
      - Objects have monumental, studied presence
  - - - Controlled line work
      - Precise observation underpin his unique vision