A-Print

Raymond Jonson was an American painter and printmaker whose abstract compositions emerged from a systematic exploration of color relationships and geometric form. Active from the early twentieth century through the 1980s, he developed a rigorous approach to non-objective art that prioritized the interaction of hue, value, and spatial interval over representational content. His work bridges American modernism and the constructive abstraction movements of mid-century practice.

Chariton, IA, United States