Morgan Russell

Morgan Russell

1886 — 1953

American artist (1886-1953)

Morgan Russell was a modern American artist. With Stanton Macdonald-Wright, he was the founder of Synchromism, a provocative style of abstract painting that dates from 1912 to the 1920s. Russell's "synchromies," which analogized color to music, were an early American contribution to the rise of Modernism.

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Morgan Russell Self-Portrait

Morgan Russell Self-Portrait

Morgan Russell National Portrait Gallery

Archaic Composition No. 1

Color Form Sychromy (Eidos)

La Ferme au Couches

Morgan Russell Dallas Museum of Art

Piscine

Morgan Russell Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Quo Vadis

Morgan Russell Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Seated Nude in Landscape

Morgan Russell Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Sketch for 'Synchromie en bleu-violace'

Morgan Russell Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Synchromy

Morgan Russell San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Synchromy

Morgan Russell Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Synchromy No. 3

Morgan Russell San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Bathers

Morgan Russell Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco

Four Part Synchromy, Number 7

Morgan Russell Whitney Museum of American Art

Synchromy in Orange: To Form

Morgan Russell Buffalo AKG Art Museum

Cosmic Synchromy

Morgan Russell Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute

Creavit Deus Hominem (Synchromy Number 3: Color Counterpoint)

Archaic Composition Number 2

Baroque Synchromy #11

Morgan Russell Detroit Institute of Arts

Nu-Assis

Morgan Russell Smithsonian American Art Museum

Synchromy No. 6

Morgan Russell Whitney Museum of American Art

Untitled

Morgan Russell Smithsonian American Art Museum

A la vie de la matière