Elliott Green

Published in 1996, this monograph serves as a comprehensive visual survey of the work of American painter Elliott Green. Emerging from the vibrant New York City art scene of the 1990s, the publication documents Green’s transition from his earlier, more figurative and narrative-driven works toward the atmospheric, gestural landscapes that would define his later career. It was produced to capture a pivotal moment in his artistic development, providing critical context for his unique approach to space and color.

The volume features a selection of paintings that highlight Green’s ability to blend abstract expressionism with elements of surrealist landscape. By compiling these images, the publication sought to introduce his evolving aesthetic to a broader audience of collectors and art historians. It stands as a significant record of his practice during a decade when he was gaining recognition in the contemporary art world for his fluid, often disorienting perspective on the natural world.