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Robert Broner

Robert Broner (Born 1922) is active/lives in New York, Michigan.  Robert Broner is known for Abstraction, mod figure, graphics.

Robert Broner introduced many printing techniques central to the growth of twentieth-century fine art graphics. In a New York one-man-show in 1955, he exhibited an original development of the monotype, the Texture Imprint.

Broner was one of the first to print from found electric circuits when circuit boards were still in their infancy. He also printed from metal collages, and used various photo processes combined with xeroxed images. More recently, the artist began a series of exceptionally large wood collage prints, each consisting of thirty to seventy separate pieces.

His works are in many museum collections, including the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, Israel; the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, the Brooklyn Museum, the New York Public Library, and the Guggenheim Museum in New York.

Broner was a weekly art columnist for the "Detroit Times", as well as art correspondent for "Art in America", "Craft Hori   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1488 characters.]  Artist bio

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Facts about Robert Broner

   Robert Broner  Born:  1922 - Detroit, Michigan
Known for:  Abstraction, mod figure, graphics

Robert Broner introduced many printing techniques central to the growth of twentieth-century fine art graphics. In a New York one-man-show in 1955, he exhibited an original development of the monotype, the Texture Imprint.

Broner was one of the first to print from found electric circuits when circuit boards were still in their infancy. He also printed from metal collages, and used various photo processes combined with xeroxed images. More recently, the artist began a series of exceptionally large wood collage prints, each consisting of thirty to seventy separate pieces.

His works are in many museum collections, including the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, Israel; the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art,  ...  Displaying 750 of 1488 characters.

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