Breaking the Postmodern Creed: Thomas Nozkowski’s Unimaginable Paintings and Drawings

By 1974, Thomas Nozkowski had made two decisions – he would paint on widely available, 16 x 20-inch, prepared canvas boards, and everything he painted would come from personal experience.

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