Joan Mitchell
Sides of a River I, 1981
Framed in white frame
Framed in white frame
In 1950s New York, Joan Mitchell was a lively, argumentative member of the famed Cedar Bar crowd, …
Read moreIn 1950s New York, Joan Mitchell was a lively, argumentative member of the famed Cedar Bar crowd, alongside Franz Kline, Willem de Kooning, and other notable first- and second-generation Abstract Expressionist painters. Based on landscape imagery and flowers, her large-scale paintings investigate the potential of big, …
Read moreFramed in white frame
Framed in white frame
In 1950s New York, Joan Mitchell was a lively, argumentative member of the famed Cedar Bar crowd, …
Read moreIn 1950s New York, Joan Mitchell was a lively, argumentative member of the famed Cedar Bar crowd, alongside Franz Kline, Willem de Kooning, and other notable first- and second-generation Abstract Expressionist painters. Based on landscape imagery and flowers, her large-scale paintings investigate the potential of big, …
Read moreJoan Mitchell
Sides of a River I, 1981
