Walter Moskow Art
Walter Moskow was born on August 2, 1931. He was a graduate of the Art Institute of Chicago and has exhibited throughout the United States. Moskow worked as a commercial artist for over twenty years at the corporate headquarters of Montgomery Ward in the display and advertising department while he and his wife, Loyce, continued their interests in art. Also a figurative artist, he developed a drawing and painting talent that evolved into a style of his own through the use of high gloss oil paint, pastels, charcoals and Conté crayons. Moskow took it to another level by creating several etchings that paid tribute to a musical and dance legacy of jazz, blues, ballet and other subjects using light and dark contrasts. His works have been exhibited at several galleries, universities and academies. Moskow passed away on October 29, 2013.
20th Century Modern Walter Moskow Art
Oil, Board, Paint
1960s Modern Walter Moskow Art
Oil, Board
1980s Modern Walter Moskow Art
Canvas, Oil, Board
1990s Modern Walter Moskow Art
Oil, Board
1960s Modern Walter Moskow Art
Oil, Board
Mid-20th Century Modern Walter Moskow Art
Oil, Board
1930s American Modern Walter Moskow Art
Board, Oil
1930s Modern Walter Moskow Art
Canvas, Oil, Board
Late 20th Century Modern Walter Moskow Art
Board, Oil
1920s American Modern Walter Moskow Art
Gesso, Oil, Board
Mid-20th Century Modern Walter Moskow Art
Oil, Board
1930s American Modern Walter Moskow Art
Oil, Board
1980s Modern Walter Moskow Art
Illustration Board, Oil
1950s Modern Walter Moskow Art
Canvas, Oil