This is the fourth and (perhaps) final piece from the series titled “A Look Back” by Bennett Lorber. He is an accomplished artist, retired Temple University professor, and infectious disease specialist! This series references his late 1990s work, which features a vertical element that divides the plane and creates two sides in dialogue with each other, while adding in some new wrinkles! We’ve archivally presented this original acrylic painting in a white-washed maple moulding from Larson Juhl’s “Garrett” collection, 6-ply Crescent matting, and TruVue anti-reflective “Ultra Vue” glass.

“A New Beginning” is an original acrylic on paper by Bennett Lorber. He is an accomplished artist, retired Temple University professor, and infectious disease specialist! This piece references his late 1990s work, which features a vertical element that divides the plane and creates two sides in dialogue with each other, while adding in some new wrinkles! We’ve archivally presented this piece in a matte white wood profile from Studio Moulding, 6-ply Crescent matting, and TruVue anti-reflective “Ultra Vue” glass.

This is part two of the series entitled “A Look Back” by Bennett Lorber. He is an accomplished artist, retired Temple University professor, and infectious disease specialist! This series references his late 1990s work, which features a vertical element that divides the plane and creates two sides in dialogue with each other, while adding in some new wrinkles! We’ve archivally presented this original acrylic painting in a white-washed maple moulding from Larson Juhl’s “Garrett” collection, 6-ply Crescent matting, and TruVue anti-reflective “Ultra Vue” glass.

This is part one of the series entitled “A Look Back” by Bennett Lorber. He is an accomplished artist, retired Temple University professor, and infectious disease specialist! This series references his late 1990s work, which features a vertical element that divides the plane and creates two sides in dialogue with each other, while adding in some new wrinkles! We’ve archivally presented this original acrylic painting in a white-washed maple moulding from Larson Juhl’s “Garrett” collection, 6-ply Crescent matting, and TruVue anti-reflective “Ultra Vue” glass.

In addition to being an accomplished artist, Bennett Lorber is a retired professor from Temple University and an infectious diseases specialist. His abstract geometric paintings are characterized by clean compositions and vibrant color schemes. We’ve archivally presented this original acrylic work on paper in a white-washed maple moulding from Larson Juhl’s “Garrett” collection, 6-ply Crescent matting, and Tru Vue Ultra Vue glass.