Helene McKinsey Herzbrun (American 1922-1984), Untitled (Yellow and Pink), Oil on linen mounted on board, 30 x 36 in (76.2 x 91.4 cm)

Helene McKinsey Herzbrun
(American, 1922-1984)
Untitled (Yellow and Pink)
Oil on linen mounted on board
Signed Herzbrun l.l. (with loss to signature)

Note:
Helene Herzbrun was a second-generation abstract expressionist who taught painting at American University for twenty-five years. This is a wonderful example of the bold color and gestural brushwork that was her hallmark.

Notably, Herzbrun was one of the founders of the highly influential Jefferson Place Gallery, an artist's cooperative founded in 1957. Jefferson Place was instrumental in promoting luminaries of the Washington arts scene, including Gene Davis, Willem de Looper, Sam Gilliam and Paul Reed, among many others, before closing its doors in 1974.
Dimensions: 30 x 36 in (76.2 x 91.4 cm) Artist Name: Helene McKinsey Herzbrun Medium: Oil on linen mounted on board

Condition: Under black light: with no restoration. With loss of pigment at signature (see photos); mat is mounted to edge of linen.

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