Ford Crull

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• In Ford Crull’s paintings crosses, hearts, wings, and the human figure coupled with geometric shapes appear as a gathering of calligraphic mark making in rich, luminous colours maintaining at the same time a poetic, dreamlike and overtly cryptic expression. Bravura of graphic elements, colour and compressed energy, his works also take on a more contemplative spirit strongly evocative of Symbolist sensibility. He lives and works in Manhattan and studied at the University of Washington, Seattle. Selected exhibitions include: 2005 Howard Scott Gallery, New York. His work is held in collections of The National Gallery of Art, Washington and the Metropolitan Mueseum of Art, New York