JEAN DUBUFFET "SITUATION XXVIII" COLLAGE, 1978PRICE ON REQUEST Jean Dubuffet (1901 1985) took inspiration from the margins of society throughout his career. He coined the term "art brut," and pursued artistic authenticity outside of established conventions, forging a humanistic approach to image making. Dubuffet built a dialogue between his past and future selves, creating work that was both novel and self referential. He was interested in the tactile possibilities of abstraction through texture

“Graphic Presence” is a paradigm of Nevelson’s printmaking from this period

that allowed the artist to flick paint from a string onto a canvas

This elegant sculptural multiple has a custom-made black acrylic stand

"Early Morning with Hokusai"

filtered flashbulb and triangular prism lens

ocean blue

Rita Letendre

Pinnochio faces away from the viewer

The figure's hands are fantastically intertwined

she was the first woman artist to have a solo exhibition at the National Gallery (Ottawa) in 1971

and purple in the player's white helmets

best known for her innovative work using photography and its many utilitarian offshoots such as scanners and photocopiers to mention a few