Consigning the works of Paul Jenkins

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Paul Jenkins (1923-2012) was an American artist
known for his significant contributions to
abstract expressionism.  Born in Missouri and
educated at the Art Students League in New York,
Jenkins honed his skills under such influential
artists as Yasuo Kuniyoshi and Morris
Kantor.  This formative training provided a
foundation for his artistic development and
allowed him to explore the expressive potential
of color and form.
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During his time in New York, he met painting
luminaries including Mark Rothko, Lee Krasner,
and Jackson Pollock.  Throughout his career,
Jenkins exhibited his works extensively, gaining
recognition both in the United States and
abroad.  His paintings were showcased in
prominent galleries and museums, including the
Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Tate
Gallery in London, and the National Museum of
Modern Art in Tokyo. 
Jenkins's exhibitions served as platforms for his
explorations of the emotive power of paint and
its ability to evoke profound emotional responses
in viewers. Jenkins's importance lies in his
distinctive approach to abstract
expressionism.  With a focus on the interplay of
color, texture, and gesture, he created
watercolors and paintings that invite deep
looking and contemplation.  The paintings of Paul
Jenkins, characterized by fluidity and
luminosity, evoke a sense of meditative
introspection, prompting viewers to engage with
the transcendent qualities of the artistic
experience. 
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