Bradley Walker Tomlin: A Pursuit of Classical Harmony in Abstract Expressionism Bradley Walker Tomlin (1899 – 1953), often referred to as “Tommy,” stands as a singular figure within the constellation of New York School abstract expressionist artists. Unlike many contemporaries who embraced spontaneity and chance, Tomlin’s artistic trajectory was marked by an unwavering dedication to achieving what he termed “inner logic”—a profound belief in the power of form to convey complex emotional states and philosophical ideas. As curator John I. H. Baur eloquently described it, Tomlin's life and work…