A pioneer Abstract Expressionist of the New York School, George McNeil (1908-1995) had over forty solo exhibitions during his lifetime.
Between the ’40s and until the mid ’60s his art was decidedly abstract but it was always joined to metaphor.
George McNeil had a career that spanned the entire postwar American art era.
McNeil attended Pratt Institute and the Art Students’ League, where he studied with Jan Matulka.