Two Color Field Oils on Paper by Walter Stomps A pair of abstract color studies by the late Walter E. Stomps, Jr. (American, 1929-2020). Each signed and dated 1962, a time when Stomps was heavily influenced by the color field painters, Pollack and the like; each 19" x 24" (sheet size).The late Water Stomps, Jr. was a dynamic painter for over 70 years. After completing his study at the Art Institute of Chicago (1959), he held teaching posts at the Middletown Fine Arts Center, Dayton Arts Institute, and for over 4 decades at Western Kentucky University. Throughout his career, Stomps. Jr. vigorously produced work in the vein of the American Color Field painters and Abstract Expressionists. One calls to mind the work of Frank Stella, Ken Noland, Victor Vasarelly or Kandinsky. Stomps, Jr. exhibited at numerous institutions in the Midwest throughout his career, including the Cincinnati Art Museum, Dayton Art Institute, Owensboro Museum of Art, and the J.B. Speed Museum of Art.

Each with only minor toning, and each unframed.