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		Spring oil on canvas, 13.25" x 15.75"	Nude, Stretching gouache and oil on heavy paper, 13.25" x 15"
overs at the Window oil on canvas, 1951, 15" x 18"		The foremost French critics, Paul Sentenac of Beaux Arts, and Pierre Imbourg of Cette Semaine de Paris, acclaimed Grill as a new and powerful artist, who balances color and form with the facility of a virtuoso. They entusiastically described Grill's canvases as poetic, lyrical, dramatic, literary, sensitive, symbolic and mysterious, done with remarkable originality and expression. Nude With Moonlight oil on canvas, 1951, 18 " x 15		The Pacqueboat Crossing the Lake Geneva, Switzerland, 1949 oil on wood panel, 15.75" x 13.00

The foremost French critics, Paul Sentenac of Beaux Arts, and Pierre Imbourg of Cette Semaine de Paris, acclaimed Grill as a new and powerful artist, who balances color and form with the facility of a virtuoso. They entusiastically described Grill's canvases as poetic, lyrical, dramatic, literary, sensitive, symbolic and mysterious, done with remarkable originality and expression.

nude in moonlight

Nude With Moonlight
oil on canvas, 1951, 18 " x 15