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Larry Bentley
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Larry Bentley is a self-taught artist based in Harlem, New York, known for his dynamic approach to Hard Edge painting, Color Field, Minimalism, and Geometric Abstraction. His work features clean lines, diverse shapes, and vibrant color combinations, all created with acrylic paints.
Bentley's artistic journey is deeply influenced by his background in the fashion and modeling industry, as well as his experiences at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Sotheby’s Auction House, where he was immersed in a rich tapestry of art. His travels to various cultures and places, along with a passion for architecture and interior design, particularly the Mid Century Modern era, have also played a significant role in shaping his artistic vision. He draws inspiration from the prominent artists of that period, embracing the simplistic ethos and aesthetics they embodied.
Bentley aims for his art to evoke an immediate and profound visual response from viewers and collectors, inviting them to engage with the interplay of colors, shapes, and forms. He resonates with the words of Frank Stella: “What you see is what you see,” reflecting his desire for his work to speak for itself.
Bentley's artistic journey is deeply influenced by his background in the fashion and modeling industry, as well as his experiences at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Sotheby’s Auction House, where he was immersed in a rich tapestry of art. His travels to various cultures and places, along with a passion for architecture and interior design, particularly the Mid Century Modern era, have also played a significant role in shaping his artistic vision. He draws inspiration from the prominent artists of that period, embracing the simplistic ethos and aesthetics they embodied.
Bentley aims for his art to evoke an immediate and profound visual response from viewers and collectors, inviting them to engage with the interplay of colors, shapes, and forms. He resonates with the words of Frank Stella: “What you see is what you see,” reflecting his desire for his work to speak for itself.
Larry Bentley
'Tempo & Stripe' Acrylic on Canvas Diptych
H 34 in W 22 in D 1 in
$ 3,950
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