LOUISE NEVELSON "THE DRUM" SCREENPRINT / COLLAGE, 1966Throughout 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

Art In America

it wasn't until the 60's when he established his signature 'flat' figurative style

cherished for transforming national icons - mounties

with the permission of his widow

LACMA (Los Angeles)

this series evokes the palette and mood of Op Art

Untitled "Profile of a Man (Tony)"

from the war of 1812 to recent missions in Afghanistan

is astounding

Wesselmann exhibited collages alongside Jim Dine

Color-print on Fuji crystal archive II paper (matte)

and numbered 220