Abstract Expressionists: The Women

This magnificent publication presents the works of the Levett Collection, an unparalleled private collection of art by women Abstract Expressionists. Richly illustrated essays by Ellen G. Landau and Joan M. Marter consider, respectively, the vital role of women in the development of Abstract Expressionism and the work of women sculptors of the movement. Full of exuberant color and densely layered expression, the main section of the book is devoted to more than fifty paintings, collages, and sculptures, ll accompanied by illuminating quotations from the women about their artistic inspirations, techniques, and experiences. An illustrated timeline and thirty-five artist biographies provide further insight, making this volume an essential addition to the study of Abstract Expressionist women, innovators whose time in the spotlight has finally come.