Jack Bush was born John Hamilton Bush in Toronto, Canada in the year 1909. Bush was renown for his abstract painting style. Bush is also associated with the Color Field movement. Bush was a painter and printmaker.
Price range information: Works range from $10,000 to $750,000.
Bush grew up in Montreal, Canada and worked as an apprentice to his father for the Rapid Grip Company. Bush also took drawing and painting lessons at night from such nationally recognized painters as Edmond Dyonnet and Adam Sheriff Scott. Both of these painters were some of Canada’s best painters of the landscape. Below is a great example of Dyonnet’s landscape style.
Bush was not influenced by European art. Bush enjoyed the work of the American Abstract Expressionist painters. Bush was able to learn a great deal from the American Art critic Clement Greenberg.
Jack Bush was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship.
In this clip we view a work of Jack Bush at auction:
Bush worked mainly in acrylics.
Jack Bush had a son named Terry that went on to become famous as a jingle writer and singer.
Jack Bush passed away in 1977.
In this clip we view a work of Jack Bush on the auction block!
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