HAROLD TOWN "FOUR NUDES" DRAWING, 1984Harold Town (1924 1990) remains one of the best known and most intriguing artists from the "Painters Eleven" group. Town's reputation was established in the late 1950s with a series of mysterious unique prints ("Single Autographic Prints") that included collage elements. In 1956, he represented Canada at the Venice Biennale with these works. Over the following decades, the artist continued to reinvent his aesthetic, regularly changing medium and mood.

and collector interest in Nevelson's early work

5"H 22"W (aprox

The aesthetic complexity he achieved with these combined techniques are perfectly demonstrated in this work

another iconic work falling victim to contagion

In “A Trip To Mars

His formative years were spent in Paris having moved there at the end of 1950

Signed and dated by the artist verso

the United States and Bangladesh

Serigraph print

In 1944 Iskowitz was transferred to Buchenwald

which were at the intersection between Surrealism and abstraction

Using these unusual techniques he achieved incredible layered results that produce colors that seems to shimmer and glow