Max Ginsburg Retrospective

by Matthew Innis |

“I choose to paint realistically because I believe realism is truth, and truth is beauty.” ~ Max Ginsburg Max Ginsburg  –  Foreclosure  (2011)  –  40 X 65 in., oil on canvas Among proponents of Modernism, there is a common criticism of Contemporary Realism, namely that it is neither “contemporary,” nor “real.”  These detractors of Realism…

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