LOUISE NEVELSON "THE DRUM" SCREENPRINT / COLLAGE, 1966 Louise Nevelson cast paper relief A curved vase holding a

A curved vase holding a single stylized flower sits on a table just behind the man's shoulder

as we see in this work) during the 1970s

Indiana was also tremendously inspired by road signs and highway advertising

or exaggeratedly consuming a candy

Araki's work is included in major international collections including the San Fransisco Museum of Modern Art

LOUISE NEVELSON "THE DRUM" SCREENPRINT / COLLAGE, 1966 Louise Nevelson cast paper relief A curved vase holding aThroughout Louise Nevelson's lifetime the artist continually experimented with printmaking and collage. The latter was a particularly important part of her practice. The process mirrored her approach in sculpture; taking disparate elements and assembling or uniting them into a complex whole. As a printmaker Nevelson worked with the leading printing studios in America adopting new techniques while expanding her aesthetic and oeuvre considerably. For