Ralph Rosenborg, 1913-1992 an American Abstract Expressionist painter. He was born in NY and lived most of he's life in NYC. He was a member of The Ten. Rosenborg was more inclined to express abstractions from nature rather than from geometry. Rosenborg wrote in 1955, "Painting will always remain a super-real world to me, devoid of all modern forms of blasphemy. It is a world in which the immensity of creation moves me to a personal form of prayer and contemplation. It is also a world in which its laws demand a personal integrity of purpose, a simple humbleness, and a sufficient set of experiences as the basic requirement for admission to it." Mountain Landscape is an oil on mounted linen canvas that was created in Provincetown, Ma in 1956 and completed in NYC, NY 1960. Dark rich moody colors with heavily applied paint in the center of the composition which retains most of the vibrant colors. Mounted in floating aluminum frame. Painting size 20" x 22" frame 20.75" x 22.75"