Clarence’s work is defined by its painter sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
The Improbable Dome (No.1), The Selfridge Mansion, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
Clarence John Laughlin American, 1905–1985
Elegy for Moss Land
Hellenic Flower (#2) (Asphodel Plantation)
Iron Coffins for the Youthful Dead
Wooden Gothic (Rural Negro Church)
Massive Dance (The Tree as Visual Movement)
Life Flourishes by Death (#1)
Hellenic Flower (#4) (Asphodel Plantation)
A Ravaged Door
Horse with Art Nouveau Man
The Creature from the House, New Orleans, Louisiana
From the Moyen Age
Chicago Poem in Shadow and Iron, 4419 Drexel Boulevard
The Weight of Hope
Flowers of the Night Land
Gothic Revival Entrance
Conclave of Monsters (The Tree as Demonology)
Louisiana Pastoral (#2)
Our Lady of Decay (#1)
The Apparition (No. 9), Louisiana State Museum, New Orleans, LA