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Another highlight of our trip to Bar Harbor and to see the estate of Angelo Ippolito (1922-2001) was this 1962 work “Amalfi Festa.” #angeloippolito #modernart #interiordesign #amalficoast #paintingoftheday #artadvisory #abstractexpressionism #abstractart #tanagergallery #downtownscene https://www.instagram.com/p/ChsOfFCgyvh/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

ATMOSPHERIC. In the mid-1950s, Yvonne Thomas loosened the Cubist structures she had used earlier, employing more gestural handling to create works that were more expressively free. The personal quality in these paintings was deemed “American” by Stuart Preston in a review of a three-artist show at Tanager Gallery in 1954, in which Thomas was included. Preston singled out the work of Thomas and Miriam Schapiro, calling both “talented” and “comparatively unknown” artists who distilled “non-specific emotional moods in a language of restless brushwork and fitful color.”Also reviewing the show, Dore Ashton observed the “landscape feeling” in Thomas’s oils and commented: “Hers is a delicate, very subtle intonation, adjusted to atmospheric rather than energetic forces in nature. [Yvonne Thomas “Exploration” 1954 oil on linen 40 x 51 1/2 inches] #yvonnethomas #thomas #9thstreetwomen #9thstreetshow #womenartists #1050s #womenofabstractexpressionism #atmospheric #abstraction #oilpaintings #abstractpaintings #expressionism #brushwork #tanagergallery #artreview #doreashton #estaterepresentation #5womenartists #berrycampbell (at Berry Campbell) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8usMUfF_x-/?igshid=2n4q2kzwbl8d

We often get the question: why collage? What is there about it that straight painting does not accomplish? We would say that collage, at least as presented here by Angelo Ippolito, offers a contrast to the often times explosive and colossally scaled canvases of out era and really since the beginning of post-war Art. They reveal meaning discreetly and patiently. The point is by not to be “blown away” or awed but to gaze and reflect. You might say that these collage are poetry and the loud works of the abstract expressionists are prose. Stay tuned for : “Angelo Ippolito: Collage Work.” #modernart #artoftheday #angeloippolito #interiordesign #artadvisory #collage #artonpaper #poetry #abstractexpressionism #abstractart #tanagergallery https://www.instagram.com/p/Cii3P3oLqlF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

“The Magician’s Daughters,” mixed media, 1985, Charles Cajori. Cajori was a noted second generation Abstract Expressionist painter, co-founder of the New York Studio School and an intimate part of the Downtown Scene in the 50s and 60s. He employed the vocabulary of Abstract Expressionism in his work to deconstruct the figure and rearrange it through spatial experimentation, as seen here. In this he can best be compared to De Kooning. Available. #charlescajori #tanagergallery @ny_studioschool #contemporaryart #blackandwhiteart #artonpaper #abstractexpressionism #paintingoftheday #interiorart #artadvisory https://www.instagram.com/p/CdZjDFpN2De/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Untitled, 1951, by Charles Cajori. Cajori was an influential abstract expressionist painter, a founder of the Tanager Gallery, and a founder of the New York Studio School. Like De Kooning, Cajori never fully left the figure. He was highly influenced by Cezanne. Lawrence Fine Art represents the work of Charles Cajori. #charlescajori #tanagergallery @ny_studioschool #abstractexpressionism #newyorkschool #paintingoftheday #modernart #artadvisory #interiordesigner https://www.instagram.com/p/CQeSlQvhqFm/?utm_medium=tumblr

Charles Cajori, “Something Grand,” 1987, 78 x 72. Cajori was an important second generation Abstract Expressionist painter, co-founder of the Tanager Gallery and co-founder of the New York Studio School. Like De Kooning, Cajori was never able to complete leave the figure, and his work incorporates stylistic influences from De Kooning and formalistic ones from Cezanne. Cajori did not attempt to discard his artistic forbears but to work through them to his own artistic expression. Lawrence Fine Art is pleased to announce representation of this important artist’s estate. Contact for details. #charlescajori #tanagergallery @ny_studioschool #contemporaryart #artoftheday #paintingoftheday #figurativeart #abstractexpressionism #interiordesign #newyorkschool https://www.instagram.com/p/CMS4YTZBEj0/?igshid=12mggohq9wtem

“Blue Horizon Line, by Angelo Ippolito, from the estate of the artist. Ippolito was a New York School Artist, active in the downtown art scene and a founder of the influential Tanager Gallery. #artoftheday #modernart #interiordesign #artadvisory #tanagergallery #angeloippolito #abstractexpressionism #minimalism #colorfieldpainting https://www.instagram.com/p/CJro08VAWfG/?igshid=123ngerxb5vjc

Fred Mitchell, Untitled, c. 1956-1958. Fred Mitchell was an integral part of the Downtown Scene in NYC for n the 50s and 60s. Along with artists James Rosenquist, Agnes Martin, Ellsworth Kelly, Robert Indiana and a few others, he found loft and living space on Coenties Slip in downtown Manhattan with its views of the water and sunny light. His work appeared in the seminal Guggenheim Exhibition “Younger American Painters” in 1954. This was the first Museum show to treat the subject of abstraction and effectively propelled Mitchell’s career to a new level. Finally, Mitchell was one of the founders of the Tanager Gallery, the first artist run collective gallery, along with Lois Dodds, Angelo Ippolito, Tom Wesselman, Alex Katz, Philip Pearlstein and others. #fredmitchell #modernart #interiordesign #artadvisory @guggenheim #tanagergallery #coentiesslip #abstractexpressionism #abstractart #alexkatz #loisdodd #paintingoftheday #agnesmartin #ellsworthkelky #youngartist https://www.instagram.com/p/Cqd96SGge_i/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=