PAUL JENKINS "PHENOMENA: PREVAILING WINDS" 1966 1960s stripes hand made by Jim Patterson

hand made by Jim Patterson

The artwork’s title appears above five paragraphs set in Braun’s signature typeface

pills and capsules became a critical and omnipresent part of daily life for Partz and Zontal

she was the first woman artist to have a solo exhibition at the National Gallery (Ottawa) in 1971

Note: This print is based on the 1928 glass picture Bowers

PAUL JENKINS "PHENOMENA: PREVAILING WINDS" 1966 1960s stripes hand made by Jim PattersonPaul Jenkins (1923 2012) was a major American abstract painter who formally established his practice in post war France. Along with artists such as Sam Francis and Jack Youngerman, Jenkins worked mostly in Paris in the 1950s. As a result his work developed in tandem with, rather than following, the New York School. Like the aforementioned artists, Jenkins came to Paris because of the now famous G. I. Bill which covered veterans' tuition and other