Three Pierrots and Harlequin

Albert Bloch was an American painter and printmaker associated with German Expressionism who worked primarily in oil, watercolor, and lithography. Born in 1882, he developed a practice centered on landscape and figural compositions marked by bold color and emotional intensity. Based in Kansas from the 1920s onward, Bloch remained largely independent of mainstream American art institutions, producing work that bridged European modernist sensibilities with American regionalism. He died in 1961.

St. Louis, MO, USA