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| Paul Maxwell |
Maxwell founded the Contemporary Arts Foundation in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and was commissioned to create sculptures for Will Rogers International Airport in that city.
He has created murals at the Dupont Center in Irvine, California, the Security Life Building in Denver, Colorado, as well as the Dallas Apparel Mart in Dallas, Texas. The 60' x 150' mural in Dallas was a backdrop for the MGM film classic Logan's Run.
Maxwell is a painter, printmaker and sculptor, but he is best known for a patented printmaking technique which was named after him. Maxwell pochoir is similar to serigraphy; however, it uses a unique acrylic molding paste which permits work in a heavy, precisely controlled relief that can be applied to various surfaces, including paper, canvas, wood. This process uses techniques and materials that make possible a substantial relief element in printmaking (allowing for a much greater three-dimensionality than had ever been possible before in any printmaking medium.
Maxwell's works are exhibited in corporate collections and in museums, including the Dallas Museum of Art, DeCordova Museum, Houston Museum of Fine Arts, Oklahoma Art Center, University of Texas Museum of Fine Arts and Smith College Museum.
From psfineart.com, artbrokerage.com
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| Abstract Still Life with Bottles, 1964 artbrokerage.com |
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| Transition II, 1966 artbrokerage.com |
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| Shunning Color, 1967 artbrokerage.com |
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| Troika I, 1969 artbrokerage.com |
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| Vignette, 1970 artbrokerage.com |
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| Junction, 1971 artbrokerage.com |
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| Portal, date unknown americandesignltd.com |
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| Blue, White & Green, date unknown psfineart.com |
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| Wall Piece, date unknown psfineart.com |
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| White Sphere with Yellow, date unknown psfineart.com |
