Earle M. Pilgrim

Earle Montrose Pilgrim (1923-1976) was an American artist whose work is within the stylistic milieu of Abstract expressionism and Figurative Expressionism. Working in the early 1950s until the mid 1970s, Pilgrim's style is characterized by figuration informed by abstraction. The artist fluctuated between epic, large-scale compositions and intimate canvases and worked with a variety of media from painting to experimental film. Pilgrim's oeuvre reflects the artist's myriad of interests from avant-garde portraiture to the notion of the occult, which were all figured through a Modernist interest in coloration, abstraction, and expression.

Selected Works

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  Untitled (Abstract Figure No. 7)
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  Untitled (Still Life)
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  Untitled (Abstract Figure No. 4)
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  Untitled (Abstract Figure No. 5)
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  Untitled (Abstract Figure No. 6)
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  Untitled (Frontal View of a Seated Woman)
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  Untitled (Abstraction No. 3)
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  Untitled (Abstract Figure)
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  Untitled (Seated Woman, Wife of the Artist, Lily Pilgrim)
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  Untitled (Nude Crowned Figure)
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  Untitled (Seated Woman in Profile)
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  Untitled (Abstraction No. 2)
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  Untitled (Profile of a Woman)
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  Untitled (Abstraction of a Woman)
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  Untitled (Abstraction)
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  Untitled (Tarot Card, Club Suit)
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  Untitled (Tarot Card, Heart Suit)
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  Untitled (abstraction)
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  Untitled (Nude Woman)
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  Untitled (Seated Woman)
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  Untitled (Partially Nude Woman)
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  Untitled (Wife of the Artist, Lily Pilgrim)
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  Untitled (Bullfight Collage)