Willem De Kooning - Woman - Offset Litho

This has been freshly framed and float mounted behind glass. The back has been finished with backing tape and felt tabs to protect your wall from damage. Ready to hang!

De Kooning made both figurative and abstract art at various points in his career, sometimes concurrently. Of nonfigurative work, he said, "even abstract shapes must have a likeness." In a legendary and emblematic exchange between de Kooning and the critic Clement Greenberg, the latter questioned whether a truly modern artist could justify figurative painting: "In today's world, it's impossible to paint a face." De Kooning's response: "That's right. And it's impossible not to."

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Jean Jacobs Gallery

84 Main St., New Canaan CT 06840

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Saturday, 11/6, 11:00 am to 5:00 pm

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