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 she may not command the immediate recognition afforded 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 traditions, and a deeply personal exploration of color…