ANDY WARHOL "FEET" DRAWING, 1950sAndy Warhol (1928 1987) is arguably the most important American artist of the 20th century. He not only defined Pop Art but had an unparalleled and iconic influence on artistic culture and image making. During the 1950's Warhol became established in New York City as an illustrator for many fashion publications, often designing advertisements for shoes. This period informed his continued fascination with representing the body both nude and adorned. His

this playful drawing details a boy and his mother as they peer through a lattice panel adorned with foliage

Joyce Wieland's works can be found in numerous public collections across Canada including the National Gallery (London) and the Art Gallery of Ontario (Toronto) to mention a few

(Take a look at a wall drawing of a similar design on the Yale University campus here)

on Arches paper

his style is resoundingly charming

From an edition of 180

Untitled ("Blue Splash")

Her cherished series of carpet runners that appear to march off the canvas are a fine example

Rivers continued to include elements of figuration

Charles Pachter is represented in both public and private collections across Canada and internationally

The film is in the Museum of Modern Art's (NYC) permanent collection

This is a fantastic piece for a young collector