JEAN McEWEN "UNTITLED" WATERCOLOR, 1989Jean McEwen (1923 1999) is one of the most original, distinctive, and collected Canadian abstract artists. Predominantly self taught, McEwen experimented with figurative subject matter before discovering the power of abstraction. His work was primarily inspired by the spontaneity of the Automatistes and the Montreal art scene, which influenced his aesthetic. However, from today's vantage point, his work feels more like an anomaly when positioned

Chambers spent his young adulthood traveling throughout Europe before landing in Madrid to pursue a formal education at the prestigious Escuela Central de Bellas Artes de San Fernando

Larry Zox: 60's drawings

Since its publication nearly 2500 years ago

an illustration of their united bond

Incised with artist's signature

5"W (framed)

notably advertising

Because of its immediacy and simplicity it became an essential part of his process in the 80's and 90's

and reedition of General Idea’s work internationally

Abstract Expressionism

Middelburg

whose ominous portrayal of the character inspired Dine’s work over the years