Philip Koch
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Quiet Shore: Yellow by Philip Koch oil on panel, 15 x 10 inches, 21 x 16 inches framed, 2015. Koch is well known for his colorful, panoramic landscapes. Less known is that he was originally an abstract artist. A pivotal event for him was seeing the work of Edward Hopper. It inspired him early in his career to change to painting in a realist direction. Koch has been given unprecedented access to Hopper's studio on Cape Cod, enjoying 17 residencies there since 1983, an honor granted to no other living American artist.
Eighteen American art museums hold Koch's work in their permanent collections. He has had his work featured in seventeen solo museum exhibitions. He is an emeritus professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art. Koch's grandfather, John Capstaff, was the inventor of the original Kodachrome color film process. He is the great grandson of the Scottish landscape painter John Wallace (1841-1905).
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