Patrick Henry Bruce

By Mario Naves 10/17/05 12:00am

With Earthy Style and Droll Wit, Kohn’s Sculptures Steal the Show

Gabriel Kohn occupies a quizzical, almost willfully marginal patch of artistic terrain. The artist died three decades ago, but I’d never heard his name prior to coming across four of his pieces in An Intuitive View, a somewhat perfunctory array of sculpture culled from the storage lockers at the McKee Gallery. Yet Kohn fairly steals Read More

By Hilton Kramer 6/17/02 12:00am

Patrick Henry Bruce, Forgotten Modernist Influenced Matisse

There can hardly be a sadder story in the annals of 20th-century American art than the career of Patrick Henry Bruce (1881-1936), a selection of whose paintings are currently on exhibition at the Salander-O’Reilly Galleries. What makes Bruce’s story especially poignant, even tragic, is its bright beginning. Prodigiously talented, deeply serious and highly ambitious, he Read More

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With Earthy Style and Droll Wit, Kohn’s Sculptures Steal the Show

Patrick Henry Bruce, Forgotten Modernist Influenced Matisse

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