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William Muller Lux
(Bohemia, 1911 - 2007, Payson, Arizona)
William Muller-lux's paintings are done exclusively in a realist and impressionist style. He painted in these styles because he was most interested in the objects he saw, whether they be figurative paintings and drawings, landscapes, still lifes, florals, or animal paintings. His preferred media are oils and pastels, but in line drawings of the human figure he used pen and ink and Japanese brush. Muller-lux saw the artistas a sort of guide to a fast-paced society to point out the beauty in nature.
(Bohemia, 1911 - 2007, Payson, Arizona)
William Muller-lux's paintings are done exclusively in a realist and impressionist style. He painted in these styles because he was most interested in the objects he saw, whether they be figurative paintings and drawings, landscapes, still lifes, florals, or animal paintings. His preferred media are oils and pastels, but in line drawings of the human figure he used pen and ink and Japanese brush. Muller-lux saw the artistas a sort of guide to a fast-paced society to point out the beauty in nature.
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