Works from the Estate of Adeine del La Noë (1914-1087)

203 Fine Art is pleased to announce an exhibition of works from the estate of Adeïne de La Noë
(1914 – 1987). Born in France and educated at the Beaux Arts in Lille and the Grande Chau-miere in Paris, de La Noë emigratedto the United States in 1956. She studied at the Art Students League, as well as with the well-known Abstract Expressionist Hans Hoffmann for two years, moving to Taos in 1961 for a residency at the Wurlitzer Foundation.

She was a strong and welcome addition to the Taos Moderns, and good friends with Agnes Martin. Adeïne would remain in Taos until the end of her life, becoming an active member of the Taos art colony and one of Taos's most respected artist. The last time her work was exhibited on this scale, with over 25 works represented in oil, watercolor, drawings and prints, was at her memorial 30 year retrospective at the Harwood Museum of Art in 1988. Highly influenced by the Abstract Expressionist movement in New York, she painted non-figurative and landscape work, with her later works being mostly of color fields. To view a digital catalogue: https://issuu.com/203fineart.com/docs/adeine_de_la_noe_estate_catalogue_2