Jean McEwen was a Canadian abstract painter who shifted from a pharmacy career to art. Influenced by Paul-Emile Borduas and the Automatistes, he developed a unique style focused on color and gesture. After studying in Paris and engaging with major artists, he gained international recognition with exhibitions in Toronto, New York, and Montreal. McEwen’s work is celebrated for its sensory impact and is featured in major collections like the National Gallery of Canada and the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Some of his paintings include:
