About Nathan Ritterpusch
Nathan Ritterpusch (b. in 1976, Pennsylvania, USA) is a painter in Danbury, Connecticut. Graduating with a BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore in 1999, Ritterpusch has since captivated audiences with his provocative exploration of figures from bygone eras. His work, marked by a compelling blend of distortion and introspection, invites viewers to delve into their emotions while considering themes of observation and introspection.

Prince & Wooster is honored to present Nathan Ritterpusch in a solo exhibition. In this body of work, Ritterpusch exhibits a series of striking portraits that negotiate with topics of sexuality and individual humanity.

Ritterpusch’s portraits evoke a subtle sense of nostalgia and distant recollection, yet possess an elusive quality that rebels against easy classification. Through a masterful manipulation of form and texture, Ritterpusch imbues his subjects with a haunting allure, blurring the lines between reality and reverie.

Each portrait in Ritterpusch's oeuvre studies ambiguity, inviting viewers to delve into their psyche as they confront the enigmatic figures before them. Through subtle shifts in expression and composition, Ritterpusch deftly explores the tension between vulnerability and strength, repulsion and attraction, leaving the viewer to grapple with their interpretations and emotions. Ultimately, Ritterpusch's work serves as a poignant exploration of the human condition, challenging viewers to confront the complexities of their desires and perceptions in the face of his evocative imagery.