Rosenberg, Harold (1906–78). Art critic
Also an essayist and poet. Known especially as a leading supporter of *abstract expressionism, he brought to his criticism a humanistic, literary background. He endeavored to understand the artist’s intentions and the intellectual complexity of the art work’s ethical and political context, rather make judgments solely on the basis of formal values. Although he and ... ...
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