Robert Wright Folk Stylized Acrylic Painting

Dimensions 18.0" W x 11.75" H x 0.1" D Item Details Robert Wright (Pennsylvania, 1943 – 2006) Untitled Acrylic on paper Signed to center left Born a seventh son of a seventh son, Robert Wright was deeply influenced by his Roman Catholic faith and local Pittsburgh neighborhoods. His paintings often highlight the South Side Pittsburgh slopes, religious motifs, faces, and birds. He was a self-taught artist who exhibited at a few local Pittsburgh galleries and the Three Rivers Arts Festival. Diagnosed with schizophrenia, Wright never finished high school and eventually worked as a landscaper and a janitor at a daycare center. His mother, Catherine, fostered his artistic interests and he eventually found success with his work at a social service agency in Oakland. Wright’s work was championed by collector of folk and outsider art Pat McArdle. This Robert Wright folk-style painting is an original piece created using acrylic materials and painting techniques. The artwork features a unique blend of vibrant colors and intricate details that truly capture the essence of folk art. The painting is perfect for any art enthusiast or collector, and would make a great addition to any collection.