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John R. Anderson Uncovered is a catalogue that presents the first large-scale exhibition and sale of work by artist John R. Anderson.

73 Art Agency's aspirations were simple albeit arduous: to uncover John Anderson's hidden paintings in Yankton, South Dakota, and showcase them in Denver, Colorado, the state in which the artist studied and painted. This selection of 51 extraordinary works of abstract acrylic paintings, ranging in color and size, effectively demonstrates Anderson's exploration of Lyrical Abstraction and reveals his true artistic talent and mastery to the general public.

"These paintings of John Anderson's need to be seen by a wider public. They clearly reflect nature, bother personal and public. He adds a kind of darkness and light to his abstractions that corresponds to his feelings within." -- Ronnie Landfield, American Abstract Painter

"I really lit it...it is rich and painterly and has a very rhapsodic quality to it." -- Conor Jordan, Deputy Chairman, Senior Specialist, Christie's Impressionist and Modern Art, New York

"These paintings are beautiful. They remind me of the best mid-century abstract works now hanging in major museums world-wide: the intuitive, sensual, loose and harmonious compilation of design, brushwork, and color that defines this genre. In each piece, I see something new. I feel something raw. I sense a playful experimentation. Each painting exhibits a deep knowledge of color theory and harmony. This engrossing body of work from this prolific artist is sophisticated, intriguing, and original. I am impressed. I am hooked." -- Kathryn Marsh Riedinger, Award-winning Painter and Plein Air Art Instructor

"The combinations of poured, scraped and brushed layers of paint are a part of a process of call and response, an intuitive and critical engagement with decision-making. Anderson works intuitively in response to process and looks for the right balance between conscious control and instinctual excitement." -- South Dakota Art Museum

"Well organized abstraction always creates a visual language which refers to nothing but the painted world in front of the viewer to draw upon. How well that language communicates determines the success or failure of the art. In my opinion, the art of John Anderson speaks volumes." -- Dave Ember, Award-winning Illustrator