Attributed to Jerry Zeniuk, German, American, born 1945, oil painting on canvas depicting an abstract composition, 1996. Signed, dated, and inscribed, N.Y.C., on the backside. Born in 1945 in Germany in Bardowick as a son of Ukrainian refugees, he emigrated with his parents to the United States in 1950, where he grew up in Colorado. After his study he moved to New York, where he had his first solo exhibition in the Paley and Lowe gallery in 1972. Zeniuk became known in the seventies through his participation in the Fundamental Painting show at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam in 1975. Since then, his paintings developed from monochrome planes towards compositions of contrasting color planes next to each other. Zeniuks more recent canvases use colored circles or dots to create color interactions that create a specific pictorial space. The edges of these dots are in some cases sharp, in other vague and atmospheric. They are brought into a harmonious equilibrium and have a strong spatial effect. Modern and Contemporary American and European Fine Art, Abstract Oil Paintings, Wall Art, and Collectibles. One of a kind artwork.