Dean Richardson

Dean Richardson started his painting career in the 1950s, and he describes his forty year career as a struggle to find himself as a painter. However, his contemporaries saw his work in a different light. In the fifties and sixties he was a Fullbright Scholar, received a fellowship from the Guggenheim, and the Max Beckman Memorial Scholarship. He has had numerous prestigious shows including exhibits at the Whitney Museum, the Boston Institute of Contemporary Art, the Corcoran, and the Decordova Museum. His work has been widely collected and is included in a number of public collections including the permanent collection of the Whitney Museum.

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