JOAN MIRO "QUELQUES FLEURS #6," LITHOGRAPH 1964Joan Mir is one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. He is renowned internationally as a painter, sculptor, printmaker, and ceramicist. Mirs works, which were at the intersection between Surrealism and abstraction, began receiving international attention in the 1920s. Miro had an incredibly prolific career and created artwork in an array of media until the time of his death in 1983. A museum dedicated to his work, the Joan Mir Foundation, was

However Pachter is also fascinated by other Canadian icons - including the canoe

"America-La France Variations III" was created at Tyler Graphics in 1984 along with the rest of this iconic series

comprised of four photographs

Centre for International Light Art (Unna

light and space manifest in the contrast between the stark white centre and the vividly saturated splashes of color populating the edges of the work

Untitled ("Blue Splash")

In 2016 the International Center for Photography organized an exhibition of Weegee images centered around this theme

It can't be emphasized enough how transgressive and unfamiliar an image such as this was in the early 1970's

19"H 18"W (framed)

Ink and mixed-media on paper

Caviar20 was invited by Charles Pachter to select drawings from his archives

25”W (framed)