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Six Decades

of American Abstraction

January 20 – April 30, 2017

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Image of Charles Biederman's abstract oil painting titled "1-35" in primary colors, as well as browns, oranges, black and white.

Image of Charles Biederman's abstract painting titled "4-35".

Image of abstract oil painting by Hans Burkhardt titled Bells of San Miguel de Allende in blues.

Image of sold oil painting entitled "Flowers and Tears" by Hans Burkhardt.

Image of Paul Burlin's abstract painting titled "Heads or Tails".

Image of Paul Burlin's sold abstract painting titled "Composition".

Image of sld Paul Burlin abstract landscape painting titled "Worshippers".

Image of sold abstract oil painting by Peter Busa titled "Venetian Glow" in purples, reds, white adn greys.

Image of sold Jimmy Ernst abstract painting titled "Ancient Evidence".

Image of sold abstract oil painting by Wilfred Croteau titled "#44" in reds, oranges, browns, blues and other colors.

Image of abstract oil painting titled "Argaman" by Jacob El Hanani in reds.

Image of abstract oil painting by Jacob El Hanani titled "Humim Alef" in earth tones on white background.

Image of sold abstract oil painting by Jacob El Hanani titled "Adumim Alef" in red on a white background.

Image of sold abstract oil painting by Jacob El Hanani titled "Humim Beth" in earthy brown tones on a white background.

Image of abstract oil painting by Jacob El Hanani titled "Adumim Beth" in reds on a white background.

Image of untitled abstract painting by Jimmy Ernst in deep reds and blacks.

Image of sold untitled abstract oil and watercolor painting by Norris Embry in greens, blues, reds, purples and orange.

Image of abstract oil painting by Robert Friemark titled "Photography"with primary and secondary colors on the left and multiple colors on the rest of the painting.

Image of sold Ed Garman abstraction titled No. 243 in bright colors on a dark background.

Image of sold Ed Garman watercolor abstraction titled Invention.

Image of sold geometric abstraction by Ed Garman titled "No. 382" in bright colors on a dark background.

Image of sold abstract oil painting titled "Still Life with Cucumber" by Grace Hartigan.

Image of untitled abstract oil painting by Julius Hatofsky with multiple colors applied in wave-like movement across the canvas.

Image of sold abstract painting titled Red Gold by Carl Holty.

Image of sold abstract painting in blues, greens, orange and pink by Carl Holty.

Image of sold abstract painting in orange, greens, blues, red, white and lavender by Carl Holty.

Image of sold Frederick Kann oil painting in blues, greens, black, red, yellow done in abstract organic curves and geometric shapes.

Image of sold abstract oil painting titled "Expansive" by Emory Ladanyi in greens, reds, black, blue, and white.

Image of abstract oil painting titled "Transition" by Joseph Meert.

Image of sold abstract watercolor painting titled "Night Lights" in black, grey, white and orange by Walter Meigs.

Image of 1967 oil painting by Robert Natkin entitled "Field Mouse #1".

Image of sold 1961 modernist oil painting by Robert Natkin titled Interior.

Image of abstract oil and metal artwork titled "Construction" by Lloyd Ney.

Image of sold abstract wood painting by Betty Parsons titled "It Was That Way".

Image of abstract acrylic painting by Larry Poons titled "Rum Boat".

Image of non-objective abstract tempera painting by Charles Sheeler.

image of sold abstract James Hiroshi Suzuki oil painting in deep, rich reds, blues, greys and black.

Image of sold John Von Wicht untitled abstract watercolor in greens, reds, black and blue.

Image of John Von Wicht's abstract oil painting titled "Red's Moving".

Image of sold tempera abstraction in blues, red, black and grey by Vaclav Vytlacil.

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