Rembrandt Gladys Schmitt: A Pioneer of Color and Texture in the Early 1960s Rembrandt Gladys Schmitt (born 1961) stands as a quietly significant figure within the vibrant, experimental art scene that blossomed in America during the early 1960s. While not achieving widespread fame comparable to some of her contemporaries – figures like Andy Warhol or Jackson Pollock – Schmitt’s work represents a crucial thread in the tapestry of Abstract Expressionism and Pop Art, embodying a unique synthesis of gestural abstraction, textile techniques, and a deeply personal exploration of color and materiali…