The exhibition poster published in conjunction with June Leaf’s first solo show in New York at the Allan Frumkin Gallery in 1968. The poster depicts a black-and-white image of Leaf’s hand sketching, with many of her tableaux, vignettes, and cut-out painted figures in the background. This exhibition effectively launched Leaf’s art career, showcasing a distinctive blend of abstract and figurative painting with theatrical undertones—creating expressive tableaux of cut-out painted figures, carousel-like forms, and layered canvases. Leaf is best known for her abstract allegorical paintings, densely layered drawings, and spindly.....
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Poster for a Stanley Landsman (1930-1984) exhibit at Feigen/Palmer Gallery, Los Angeles, November 5-29, 1965. Known primarily as a sculptor working in light and glass, and for his environment Infinity Chamber for the Automation House (1970), this early exhibit was a show of paintings. Landsman said in 1968: "it was a painting show of black and white paintings actually...the early black and white paintings prior to getting into plastics, prior to getting into mirror. They were all flat figurative paintings...Liquidtex...they were right after I turned off color and decided to.....
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