LOUISE NEVELSON "TREE OF LIFE", 1975Caviar20 is excited to be offering this fantastic intimate sculpture by the legendary Louise Nevelson one of the most revered and unique sculptors of the 20th century. Nevelson's work is instantly recognizable and her reputation and significance is cemented within the canon of art history, situated between Abstract Expressionism and Minimalism and Arte Povera. While Nevelson is known for dedication to working in black, she created a limited number of

This body of work was considered by the legendary art critic Clement Greenberg among the most original abstract paintings of the decade

celebrating the process and realization of "Time"

Note: this sculpture can be positioned in several different configurations

This example of a "Single Autographic Print" is an exceptional example of the work that established Harold Town

listing the Truisms in alphabetical order on inexpensive photostat paper and then plastered around New York City (and other locations)

with swaths of dripping and scratched-in inks and imprints of string and clippings

Numbered in pen on verso along with authentication label and inkstamp

Over the course of Pachter's long and fantastic career he has revisited the motif of the Toronto streetcar

specifically the macabre responsibility of pharmaceuticals keeping AIDS patients alive

This work was created for the illustrious "Toronto Twenty" portfolio of 1969

marked a pivotal time for the couple

Offset Lithograph