What movement was Ray Taylor part of?

Ray Taylor was part of the Abstract Expressionism movement.

Where can I see paintings by Ray Taylor?

Paintings by Ray Taylor are held by Victoria and Albert Museum.

Ray Taylor · Paintings, Biography & Famous Works

Ray Taylor is an Abstract Expressionism artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.

Ray Taylor painted small, thoughtful watercolors in the 1940s. In Allegorical Composition from 1943, muted colors and layered shapes suggest a quiet story without spelling it out. His work sits between folk art and the kind of image you might find in a magazine spread from the same decade.

Lean in to see how the figures and objects overlap like pieces of a puzzle. Next, tap Allegorical Composition to zoom in on the brushwork and colors.

Works by Ray Taylor

Allegorical Composition

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Victoria and Albert Museum

1 work at Victoria and Albert Museum

Works by Ray Taylor

Collections represented

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