(L): Breakthrough, hand painted paper gouache on acid free paper, 9 x 7
(R): Morning, hand painted paper gouache on acid free paper, 9 x 7

(L): Why do leaves change color in the fall? (detail), silkscreen print and acrylic on masonite, 30 x 20
(R): A lot on His Mind, hand painted paper gouache on acid free paper, 9 x 7

(L): Blue Leaves, silkscreen print and acrylic on cradled masonite, 24 x 18
(C): Yellow Leaves, silkscreen print and acrylic on cradled masonite, 24 x 18
(R): Green Leaves, silkscreen print and acrylic on cradled masonite, 24 x 18

Paul Rosenblatt

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Paul Rosenblatt is an artist and architect based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He is Founding Principal of the award-winning architectural firm, Springboard Design. Notable projects include the Tartans Pavilion at Carnegie Mellon University, The National Aviary, CLASS, Smoke Restaurant, and an off-grid house in Confluence, PA. Among dozens of exhibitions he has designed at the Carnegie Museum of Art, the Teenie Harris exhibition is a favorite. Today, Rosenblatt, who has been described as a creative problem solver, leads a double life as both an artist and an architect. Each side of this double life informs the other.

I love cities and music. My abstract paintings, prints, and collages reflect my architectural disposition in subject and structure while nourishing my imagination to dream. Real and imaginary places fill my mind and mix with the music I listen to on my many vinyl records. This stew of images and sounds feeds and inspires my creativity.

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Paul Rosenblatt