I met George Bruch many years ago on an excursion into the Arizona desert with my parents. He was living in a line shack about an hour deeper into the desert from Nothing, Arizona, painting and creating sculptures from found objects. I will be posting more of my collection later. Please check back.
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Picasso has nothing on Brucha
youara transfer from paintings to the computer are really great…I should do the same with my Brucha paintings. Hey when you come out, maybe we can do that????Love you…mom
Hay Mom. I would like to take some more photos. The ones I got, as you can see, aren’t great. Looking forward to seeing you!
Love ya, S
Hi there Sarah…just got your message.. I get behind in my email stuff a lot…Dad is using the inhaler prescribed for him and it is working really great.Sure looking forward to your being here. Your room is all ready…Love ya…mom
Hi,
I have just been going through the many paintings I’ve collected here and there over the years, most of which I’ve displayed or really had chance to enjoy.. Well, I find that I have a Brucha from 90 I’m guessing. It is a wonderful vaguely abstract oil on canvas of a woman in a rocking chair holding an infant and gazing in to a surreal sunlit sky. I see many similarities to works in your fine collection.
And I agree with the comment that Picasso has nothing on Brucho. Please drop me a line if you wish.
Thank you for the compliment Allen. Between my whole family there are quite a few Bruchas hanging around!
Is that the only Brucha you own? Did you acquire it from him when he lived near Nothing? I’m always interested in hearing the stories of George and the people who have collected his work.
Sarah