Modern Abstract Year: 1960-1970 Medium: Oil on Canvas, signed lower right Size: Abstract oil on canvas by Lee Reynolds was a popular artist in the 1960s known for oversized, colorful paintings that were widely reproduced and sold, often under the name "Lee Reynolds". These paintings, frequently depicting landscapes, florals, or abstract designs, were a key part of the "art for the masses" movement of the era. Lee Reynolds Burr was the artist who founded Vanguard Studios, which produced these paintings, though Burr himself didn't create all of them, supervising and overseeing the process. Many Lee Reynolds paintings were large-format, designed to make a statement on walls. Mid-Century Style: They often reflected the vibrant colors and bold styles popular during the mid-century modern era.