CHARLES PACHTER "SQUEEZEPLAY" SERIGRAPH, 1986The 1980's was one of Charles Pachter's most prolific and experimental periods; his palette and subject varied and he created a large body of work that demonstrated his creativity and versatility as an artist. "Squeezeplay" is a charming anomaly in his oeuvre. It wasn't created as part of a series, and while Pachter has painted numerous animals over the years, to our knowledge it is his only depiction of a bird. However, the palette and playfulness of

Eloul was born in Israel but educated in the United States

and he can arguably be understood as a maximalist

From an edition of 99

listing the Truisms in alphabetical order on inexpensive photostat paper and then plastered around New York City (and other locations)

along with Queen Elizabeth and the Moose

The series offers young collectors an exceptional entry point into the artist's remarkably rich and diverse oeuvre

5"H 29"W (artwork)

Reference: FS II

By the end of the decade Town received international accolades for these works and had become one of the most admired artists in Canada

the sculpture consists of 29 elaborate column-like forms residing on three separate terra-cotta bases in addition to elements suspended from the ceiling

Unlike some of the other color-field artists

this is one of the first times he has explored aviation