In my review of “The Art of William Emboden” published by Premium Modern Art, its written text, as I see, a collaboration among William Emboden, Peter Shire and Chevalier Tony Clark speaks exceptionally highly, right on the mark, in regards to Emboden’s artistic style.
I found his work to illustrate similarities to the art of Jackson Pollock, Picasso, ancient Egypt and Chinese brushing paintings. Of course, I do not mean Emboden’s style is all rolled up into one. Each piece is unique and carries its own statement.
Abstract and nonobjective art sometimes allows the viewer to come to their own conclusions about a work.
Ink works, “Mystery Land I” and “Mystery Land II” has similarities to an ancient cliff dwelling.
The collage, “Revealed Beauty” may be compared to an ancient Egyptian embalming.
Emboden’s art is rich in knowledge, history, skill, design and emotion. He is a true diversified artist.
Review by Ben Rayman
NOTE: You are encouraged to go to author Tony Clark’s site, learn more about the book and order direct. Don’t be shy, please be bold enough to ask for a AAPJ discount, including a signed copy: www.clarkfinearts.com
