Paul Rossi (b. 1929) is an American abstract painter and printmaker whose work is noted for its lyrical abstraction and rich interplay of color, texture, and form. Emerging in the mid-20th century, Rossi explored the expressive possibilities of paint, moving beyond representational imagery to create compositions that evoke mood, rhythm, and subtle narrative qualities.

Rossi’s artistic practice has spanned decades, with his works featured in numerous exhibitions across the United States and Europe. Drawing on both Abstract Expressionism and color field painting, he combines spontaneity with a keen sense of composition, often building layered surfaces that reveal depth and movement. His paintings and prints are included in private collections and museum holdings, reflecting his enduring contribution to post-war American abstraction.