KENNETH NOLAND "CHEVRON MONOTYPE", 1983PRICE ON REQUEST Kenneth Noland (1924 2010) is well known for his contributions to the American Color Field painting movement. One of our favorite characteristics of Kenneth Nolands oeuvre is his aesthetic restlessness. Throughout his career he resists series with rigid definitions, always interested in revisiting an element or motif from a previous body of work. Although Noland was never constrained by a single style or movement, his work is

build upon

but not the back or underbelly of the work

Exhibited at Leo Castelli during the 1970's

Annotated “Children” and “426” in pencil verso

Beginning in the 1960s

The inimitable and notorious photographer known as Weegee

In this work "Allstars" captures but does not disturb this patron

and beneath their stylized facial features

Aston created this bright work to represent a trophy or monument towards a more optimistic future

Pachter is represented in both public and private collections across Canada and internationally

Untitled ("Pregnant Woman")

Each essay was in a different eye-catching color to maximize viewers' attention