Ludwig Sander

American(1906–1975)

Works

Ludwig Sander (1906, 1975) was an American abstract painter known for his refined, geometric compositions that balanced color and form with quiet precision. A student of Hans Hofmann, Sander developed a distinctive approach to abstraction that emphasized harmony and restraint, setting him apart from the more gestural tendencies of his Abstract Expressionist contemporaries. His work has appeared in major museum collections and continues to attract scholarly and collector interest.

Abstract Ludwig Sander Acrylic On Canvas American Oil on Canvas Geometric Abstract Art Untitled Twentieth Century Tuscarora Mid Century Modern Minimalist

Tuscarora Ii

Untitled (Yellow)

i. Genesee VII; ii. Rappahannock IV; iii. Georgics XI [Three Works]

1974

Athabascan IV

1972

Artists in conversation