Mark Tobey
Mark Tobey (United States, 1890–1976) was an American painter known for his densely structured compositions inspired by Asian calligraphy. A founder of the Northwest School, his 'white writing' technique influenced Abstract Expressionism. Tobey's work reflects a fusion of Western and Eastern artistic traditions.
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Mark Tobey
Album Internacional, 1973
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