• Welcome to Rosenthal Fine Art
    • Carl Andre
    • Richard Anuszkiewicz
    • Txomin Badiola
    • Bleda y Rosa
    • Stanley Boxer
    • John Cage
    • Carlos Carulo
    • Felipe Castaneda
    • Giorgio Cavallon
    • Christo and Jeanne-Claude
    • John Deom
    • Yucel Donmez
    • Helen Frankenthaler
    • Sam Gilliam
    • Judith Goldsmith - Circo Series
    • Judith Goldsmith - Undersea Series
    • Jack Goldstein
    • Dimitri HADZI: Historical Echoes
    • Angel HARO
    • Paul Jenkins
    • Sharon Kopriva
    • Sol LeWitt
    • Roy Lichtenstein
    • Clement Meadmore
    • Robert Motherwell
    • Claes Oldenburg
    • Jerry Ott
    • Santiago Parra
    • Robert Rauschenberg
    • Larry Rivers
    • RU-IN52
    • Hunt Slonem
    • Ellsworth Snyder
    • Harry Sudman
    • Allen Vandever
    • Victor Vasarely
    • Kim Eun Young
  • Publications
  • Appraisals
    • Our Story
    • Contact
    • Our Internship Program
    • Summer Sale Continues
    • Contemporary Masters: March 15-April 30
    • Richard Anuszkiewicz Interconnections-Final Works
    • Past-Stanley Boxer: Painting in the Moment
    • Past Exhibition: Clement Meadmore
    • Past: Then and Now
    • Past: Abstract Expressionism
    • Past: Dick Higgins
    • Past: SOFA Chicago 2018
    • Past: Judith Goldsmith
    • Past-UNDERSEA
    • Past: Nico Munuera: Time. Glance. Color
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Rosenthal Fine Art, Inc.

640 North LaSalle Street, Suite 485
Chicago, IL, 60654
312-475-0700
Rosenthal Fine Art, Inc.

Rosenthal Fine Art, Inc.

Rosenthal Fine Art, Inc.

  • Welcome to Rosenthal Fine Art
  • Artists
    • Carl Andre
    • Richard Anuszkiewicz
    • Txomin Badiola
    • Bleda y Rosa
    • Stanley Boxer
    • John Cage
    • Carlos Carulo
    • Felipe Castaneda
    • Giorgio Cavallon
    • Christo and Jeanne-Claude
    • John Deom
    • Yucel Donmez
    • Helen Frankenthaler
    • Sam Gilliam
    • Judith Goldsmith - Circo Series
    • Judith Goldsmith - Undersea Series
    • Jack Goldstein
    • Dimitri HADZI: Historical Echoes
    • Angel HARO
    • Paul Jenkins
    • Sharon Kopriva
    • Sol LeWitt
    • Roy Lichtenstein
    • Clement Meadmore
    • Robert Motherwell
    • Claes Oldenburg
    • Jerry Ott
    • Santiago Parra
    • Robert Rauschenberg
    • Larry Rivers
    • RU-IN52
    • Hunt Slonem
    • Ellsworth Snyder
    • Harry Sudman
    • Allen Vandever
    • Victor Vasarely
    • Kim Eun Young
  • Publications
  • Appraisals
  • About
    • Our Story
    • Contact
    • Our Internship Program
  • Past exhibitions
    • Summer Sale Continues
    • Contemporary Masters: March 15-April 30
    • Richard Anuszkiewicz Interconnections-Final Works
    • Past-Stanley Boxer: Painting in the Moment
    • Past Exhibition: Clement Meadmore
    • Past: Then and Now
    • Past: Abstract Expressionism
    • Past: Dick Higgins
    • Past: SOFA Chicago 2018
    • Past: Judith Goldsmith
    • Past-UNDERSEA
    • Past: Nico Munuera: Time. Glance. Color
Untitled (Knot No. 1120), 1986-2020

Richard Anuszkiewicz Interconnections-Final Works

Exhibition: From September 9 - October 13

Rosenthal Fine Art is pleased to present The “Knots” series, 1986-2020 which are among the last paintings that Richard Anuszkiewicz (1930-2020) worked on in his studio at the time of his death.

This group of paintings, presented here for the first time, are perfect examples of illusionism-shattering flatness. The third dimension is present, but in an ambiguous, even paradoxical way. The squares and rectangles are made up of strips that overlap, going over and under each other. Colors seem to oscillate back and forth, each seeming to be in front for a moment and then recede to allow the other to come forward.

The “Knots” may also suggest labyrinths which historically functioned as cosmic diagrams and could be seen as objects for mystical contemplation. Anuszkiewicz’ mathematical approach, his deep quest to understand the nature of color and its interaction of forms combine to create a masterful last series.

A fully illustrated catalogue with an essay by John Dorfman will be published online. The exhibition is presented in conjunction with the Loretta Howard Gallery and will be on view at the gallery from September 9th through October 13th.,

Richard Anuszkiewicz Interconnections-Final Works

Exhibition: From September 9 - October 13

Rosenthal Fine Art is pleased to present The “Knots” series, 1986-2020 which are among the last paintings that Richard Anuszkiewicz (1930-2020) worked on in his studio at the time of his death.

This group of paintings, presented here for the first time, are perfect examples of illusionism-shattering flatness. The third dimension is present, but in an ambiguous, even paradoxical way. The squares and rectangles are made up of strips that overlap, going over and under each other. Colors seem to oscillate back and forth, each seeming to be in front for a moment and then recede to allow the other to come forward.

The “Knots” may also suggest labyrinths which historically functioned as cosmic diagrams and could be seen as objects for mystical contemplation. Anuszkiewicz’ mathematical approach, his deep quest to understand the nature of color and its interaction of forms combine to create a masterful last series.

A fully illustrated catalogue with an essay by John Dorfman will be published online. The exhibition is presented in conjunction with the Loretta Howard Gallery and will be on view at the gallery from September 9th through October 13th.,

Untitled (Knot No. 1119), 1986-2020

Untitled (Knot No. 1119), 1986-2020

Acrylic on Canvas, 48 x 48 inches

Untitled (Knot No. 1116), 1986-2019

Untitled (Knot No. 1116), 1986-2019

Acrylic on Canvas, 72 x 84 inches

Untitled (Knot No. 1118), 1986-2019

Untitled (Knot No. 1118), 1986-2019

Acrylic on Canvas, 48 x 48 inches

Untitled (Knot No. 1117), 1986-2019

Untitled (Knot No. 1117), 1986-2019

Acrylic on Canvas, 48 x 48 inches

Untitled (Knot No. 1120), 1986-2020

Untitled (Knot No. 1120), 1986-2020

Acrylic on Canvas, 72 x 84 inches

Translumina with Deep Blue (No. 839), 1986

Translumina with Deep Blue (No. 839), 1986

Acrylic on Canvas, 48 x 48 inches

(a related painting to the Knot Series)