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Looking back... #LibbieMark’s only solo show in her lifetime opened May 15, 1962 at the former #KnapikGallery, located at 1470 First Avenue in NYC. This portrait of her in the gallery shows a number of the exhibited paintings, most of which we have identified. Please swipe for more photos including an exhibition announcement in the #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund archives featuring a #CollagePainting we haven’t identified yet - does it look familiar to you? Looking forward...Libbie Mark’s first posthumous solo gallery exhibition at #BerryCampbell opens a week from Thursday on May 23! Please save the date for the opening reception on Thursday, May 30 at 6pm. The show will be on view through June 22. For more info about Libbie, please click link in bio. Please like and follow @LibbieMarkArtist and her gallery rep @BerryCampbell to learn more! Image 1: #NathanRabin, Libbie Mark at Knapik Gallery, 1962. Inv. no. ARCHJM–026. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Collection. ©Nathan Rabin Archive, Department of Image Collections, @Ngadc National Gallery of Art Library, Washington, DC. Image 2: theARTgallery Knapik Gallery exhibition ad, May 1962, p. 1. Inv. no. ARCHJM-036. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Collection Images 3 and 4: Knapik Gallery Exhibition announcement details, “Libbie Mark: Paintings and Collages, May 16–June 2, 1962.” Inv. no. ARCHJM-014 and 018. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Collection. #BerryCampbellGallery #LibbieMarkPainting #LibbieMarkArtist #ArtistEstate #ArtistLegacy #SurfaceTexture #ImpastoPainting #WomenOfAbstractExpressionism #WomenInTheArts #FemaleArtist #WomanArtist #WomensArtHistory #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #AbstractArt #AbstractMark #AbstractPainting #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent @AslNyc #ArtStudentsLeague @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

1963 oil on Masonite titled “Fenestration IV” by RH Boyd of Concord, Tennessee. #fenestration #amateurpainting #selftaughtart #candlerarts #concordtn #thriftstorepainting #thriftstoreart #1963 #1960spainting #paintingofwindows

This colorful and dynamic composition is a trademark of #LibbieMark’s #AbstractExpressionist #CollagePainting work, as is the vertical format. Hard to see in photos, though we try to share detail shots, Mark’s surfaces are multi-layered with paint and tissue paper to create depth and texture that can most be appreciated in person. Images: 1. Untitled Collage Painting, 1960s. acrylic and paper collage on Masonite, 24 x 15 5/8 in. © #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund Inv. No. 06JM. 2. and 3. Surface details! For more info about Libbie, please click link in bio. Please like and follow @LibbieMarkArtist and her gallery rep @BerryCampbell to learn more, such as details on her solo show coming later this month! #BerryCampbellGallery #BerryCampbell #LibbieMarkPainting #LibbieMarkArtist #WomansArtJournal #ArtistEstate #ArtistLegacy #PaintingTexture #SurfaceTexture #ImpastoPainting #WomenOfAbstractExpressionism #WomenInTheArts #FemaleArtist #WomanArtist #WomensArtHistory #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #AbstractMark #AbstractPainting #AbstractExpressionism #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent @AslNyc #ArtStudentsLeague @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

Exposition « Leonardo Cremonini dans l’œil de Francis Bacon. Histoire d’une amitié artistique » > jusqu’au 06.07 61 rue de la Verrerie Paris 4e mardi/samedi 14h-19h #leonardocremonini #francisbacon #galerietl #tlgalerie #exhibition #exposition #artinParis #artgallery #1960spainting #italianpainting #britishpainting #frenchpainting #contemporaryart #italianmodernart #britishmodernart #frenchmodernart #cremonini #bacon

Between 1963 and 1967, #LibbieMark exhibited in five #Vectors group shows with one of the founding Vectors members, painter #BenWilson (1913-2001). Wilson also exhibited at #KnapikGallery in 1962, the same year the gallery presented Libbie’s only solo show during her lifetime. #MontclairStateUniversity holds a collection of Wilson’s paintings gifted by the Ben and Evelyn Wilson Foundation, a number of which were exhibited in 2017 in a show curated by #JasonRosenfeld at the @Montclairstategalleries. Wilson’s papers are also in the collection of the #ArchivesOfAmericanArt. Here are two paintings by each artist from this time period of the mid-1960s, demonstrating both of the artists’ unique styles of #AbstractExpressionism: 1. Libbie Mark: Untitled #CollagePainting, 1960s. acrylic and paper collage on Masonite, 24 x 15 7/8 in. ©Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund; Private Collection. 2. Ben Wilson: Queen of Hearts, 1965. oil on canvas, 60 x 40 in. Courtesy Montclair State University and Joanne Jaffe. @MontclairStateU 3. Ben Wilson: Amazon, 1962. oil on panel, 48 x 40 in. Courtesy Montclair State University and Joanne Jaffe 4. Libbie Mark: Collage Painting No. 40, 1962. Acrylic polymer latex and paper collage on paper, varnished and mounted on Masonite, 9 5/8 x 16 1/2 in. #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund Inv. no. 20J; Berry Campbell Inv. No. MARK-00003 For more info on Libbie, please see links in bio, and contact her gallery rep @BerryCampbell. Visit the Libbie Mark website to read a Vectors’ history article: libbiemark.com/vector-artist-group. For more info on Ben Wilson, visit benwilsonamericanartist.org. Please follow us and share! #BerryCampbellGallery #BerryCampbell #VectorsArtistGroup #FemaleArtist #WomanArtist #AbstractPainting #WomenInTheArts #NewYorkArtist #LibbieMarkPainting #ArtistEstate #ArtistLegacy #AbstractExpressionist #ProvincetownArtist #AbstractMark #SixtiesPainting #1960sPainting #WomenOfAbstractExpressionism #WomenInTheArts #FemaleArtist #WomensArtHistory @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_ @ArchivesAmerArt @jmrnyc1

Did you hear? #BerryCampbellGallery will be hosting a solo exhibition of #LibbieMark’s work starting May 23, and running through June 22! Please come visit Libbie’s paintings in Berry Campbell’s beautiful gallery space.   SAVE THE DATE! Opening Reception: Thursday, May 30 at 6:00 pm   A tandem show of #DorothyDehner’s (1901-1994) work will be on view at #BerryCampbell as well. Libbie and Dorothy both studied at the #ArtStudentsLeague, though not at the same time. Dorothy is best known for her abstract sculpture. #JoanMarter (President of the  #DorothyDehnerFoundation and Co-Editor-in-Chief of @WomansArtJournal) gave a gallery talk with @JenniferUhrhane (Curator and Consultant to the #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund) at Libbie’s 2022 solo exhibition at the @NationalArtsClub.   For more info about Libbie, please click link in bio. Please like and follow @LibbieMarkArtist and her gallery rep @BerryCampbell to read further show news!   Image 1: Libbie Mark, Untitled Collage Painting, ca. 1965. Acrylic and paper collage on Masonite, 24 x 16 in. LMPF Inv. No. 29JM   Image 2: Dorothy Dehner, Couple, 1988. Patinated corten steel, 55 x 48 x 12 in. Berry Campbell Inv. No. DEH-00055. Image courtesy Berry Campbell.   #JenniferUhrhane #LibbieMarkPainting #LibbieMarkArtist #WomansArtJournal  #CollagePainting #ArtistEstate #ArtistLegacy #WomenOfAbstractExpressionism #WomenInTheArts #FemaleArtist #WomanArtist   #WomensArtHistory #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #AbstractMark #AbstractPainting #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent @AslNyc @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

Posting today as the very proud Curator and Consultant for the #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund. The Mark and Tanur families, LMPF, and I are thrilled to share that @BerryCampbell will be hosting a solo exhibition of #LibbieMark’s work, opening one month from now on May 23! Running through June 22, the show will feature several works which have not been exhibited since Libbie was active in the 1960s. Come to the show to see which ones! A small catalogue will be available at the gallery, too. Please save the date for the public opening reception on Thursday, May 30 at 6pm! Representatives from the Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund and Libbie’s family will be attending the event. “Libbie Mark” #BerryCampbellGallery 524 West 26th Street New York, NY 10001 May 23–June 22, 2024 Opening reception Thursday, May 30, 6–8pm Gallery hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 10am–6pm For more info about Libbie, please click link in bio. Please like and follow @LibbieMarkArtist and her gallery rep @BerryCampbell to read further show news! Image: Libbie Mark in her studio on East 71st, 1959 or later. Inv. no. ARCHJM–003. © #Dena ( #DinahRubinstein), Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Collection. #JenniferUhrhane #LibbieMarkPainting #LibbieMarkArtist #BerryCampbell #CollagePainting #ArtistEstate #ArtistLegacy #WomenOfAbstractExpressionism #WomenInTheArts #FemaleArtist #WomanArtist #WomenArtists #WomensArtHistory #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #AbstractMark #AbstractPainting #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent @AslNyc #ArtStudentsLeague #ArtStudentsLeagueStudent @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

Picked up this amazing original painting from 1963 recently. #midcenturypainting #midcenturymodern #midcentury #originalart #originalpaintings #1960s #1960spainting

Picked this fab 1960s large painting today, love the background colours and still need to find who the artist is!!

Du 25 avril au 6 juillet, la Galerie T&L propose une exposition inédite explorant les rapports entre l’oeuvre de Leonardo Cremonini (1925-2010) et de Francis Bacon (1905-1992) ainsi que leur amitié artistique de quarante ans, nouée à Rome dans les années 1950. Plus d’une vingtaine de toiles de Cremonini des années 1950 à 1970, dont des prêts exceptionnels provenant des États-Unis, seront exposées aux côtés de lithographies originales de Bacon et de documents d’archives. Des reproductions de lettres de Bacon, des affiches, catalogues et photographies d’époque documenteront les liens féconds entre l’artiste britannique et le peintre italien, qui ont partagé par trois fois les mêmes galeristes, à Londres, Paris et Turin. « Leonardo Cremonini, dans l’œil de Francis Bacon. Histoire d’une amitié artistique » Exposition du 25 avril au 6 juillet 2024 Images : 1/ Leonardo Cremonini, L’homme et le cheval, 1958-1959
 2/ Leonardo Cremonini, Jeux sans règles, 1964 3/ Francis Bacon, Homme écrivant reflété dans un miroir, 1977, lithographie originale Crédit 2/ : The William Louis-Dreyfus Foundation #leonardocremonini #francisbacon #galerietl #tlgalerie #exhibition #exposition #artinParis #artgallery #1960spainting #italianpainting #britishpainting #frenchpainting #contemporaryart #italianmodernart #britishmodernart #frenchmodernart #cremonini #bacon #

No #EclipsePainting that we know of in our inventory of #LibbieMark works, though many of her paintings are similarly dramatic! Here are a few that have a celestial or solar feel…swipe to progress from darkness to light. Image 1: Collage Painting No. 40, 1962. Acrylic polymer latex and paper collage on paper, varnished and mounted on Masonite, 9 5/8 x 16 1/2 in. LMPF Inv. no. 20J; #BerryCampbellGallery Inv. No. MARK-00003 Image 2: “Rachel,” 1958. Ink and acrylic on watercolor paper, 16 1/4 x 10 7/8 in. (sight). LMPF Inv. no. 21J Image 3: No. 39, 1958 or later. Oil on canvas, 14 1/8 x 10.” LMPF Inv. no. 22JM Image 4: Untitled Collage Painting, ca. 1965. Acrylic and paper collage on canvas, 16 x 12 in. LMPF Inv. No. 27R; Berry Campbell Gallery Inv. No. MARK-00023 Image 5: #CollagePainting No. 63-1, 1963. Acrylic and paper collage on paper mounted on panel, 24 x 15 7/8 in. LMPF Inv. no. 42JM All images courtesy and © #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund Please see links in bio for email list signup, @BerryCampbell gallery rep, and the Libbie Mark website where you can read more about this important female artist. Please follow us and share...and save the date for a solo show opening Thursday May 30 at #BerryCampbell! #LibbieMarkArtist #LibbieMarkPainting #WomanArtist #FemaleArtist #ArtistEstate #ArtisticLegacy #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent #ArtStudentsLeagueStudent #ArtStudentsLeague #1950sPainting #FiftiesPainting #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #AbstractMark #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #WomenInTheArts #WomenOfAbstractExpressionism #WomenAndAbstraction #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_ @ASLNYC

Visit Christine Berry and Elisabeth McKee of @BerryCampbell at the @DallasArtFair today and tomorrow! Through Sunday April 7, #BerryCampbell is exhibiting #LibbieMark amongst other great postwar and contemporary artists, with a special focus on women #AbstractExpressionists. Hours: Sat, April 6 (11AM - 7PM); Sun, April 7 (11AM - 5PM) Location: Fashion Industry Gallery, 1807 Ross Ave, Dallas, TX 75201 Please see links in bio, and also visit dallasartfair.com for more info! Please share and follow us for upcoming #LibbieMarkArtist news! Photos courtesy Berry Campbell. Artwork: Libbie Mark, #CollagePainting No. 62-73, 1962. Acrylic and paper collage on canvas, 36 1/4 × 30 in.; #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund Inv. No. 08J; #BerryCampbellGallery Inv. No. MARK-00014. @christine.berrycampbell @lis.mckee #LibbieMarkPainting #DallasArtFair #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund #ArtistEstate #ArtistLegacy #WomenOfAbstractExpressionism #WomenInTheArts #FemaleArtist #WomanArtist #WomenArtists #WomensArtHistory #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #AbstractMark #AbstractPainting #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent @AslNyc #ArtStudentsLeague #ArtStudentsLeagueStudent @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

Du 25 avril au 6 juillet, la Galerie T&L propose une exposition inédite explorant les rapports entre l’oeuvre de Leonardo Cremonini (1925-2010) et de Francis Bacon (1905-1992) ainsi que leur amitié artistique de quarante ans, nouée à Rome dans les années 1950. Plus d’une vingtaine de toiles de Cremonini des années 1950 à 1970, dont des prêts exceptionnels provenant des États-Unis, seront exposées aux côtés de lithographies originales de Bacon et de documents d’archives. Des reproductions de lettres de Bacon, des affiches, catalogues et photographies d’époque documenteront les liens féconds entre l’artiste britannique et le peintre italien, qui ont partagé par deux fois les mêmes galeristes, à Londres et à Paris. « Leonardo Cremonini, dans l’œil de Francis Bacon. Histoire d’une amitié artistique » Exposition du 25 avril au 6 juillet 2024 Images : 1/ Leonardo Cremonini, La chaleur, le soir, 1965
 2/ Francis Bacon, Autoportrait, 1977, lithographie originale 3/ Leonardo Cremonini, La torture, 1961 Crédit 1/ : The William Louis-Dreyfus Foundation #leonardocremonini #francisbacon #galerietl #tlgalerie #exhibition #exposition #artinParis #artgallery #1960spainting #italianpainting #britishpainting #frenchpainting #contemporaryart #italianmodernart #britishmodernart #frenchmodernart #cremonini #bacon #

If you are in Dallas this week, please visit @BerryCampbell at the @DallasArtFair! On view April 4 - 7, #BerryCampbell is exhibiting #LibbieMark amongst other great postwar and contemporary artists, with a special focus on women #AbstractExpressionists. Hours: Fri, April 5 (11AM - 7PM); Sat, April 6 (11AM - 7PM); Sun, April 7 (11AM - 5PM) Location: Fashion Industry Gallery, 1807 Ross Ave, Dallas, TX 75201 Please see links in bio, and also visit dallasartfair.com for more info! Please share and follow us for upcoming #LibbieMarkArtist news! Screenshots courtesy #BerryCampbellGallery #CollagePainting #DallasArtFair #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund #ArtistEstate #ArtistLegacy #WomenOfAbstractExpressionism #WomenInTheArts #FemaleArtist #WomanArtist #WomenArtists #WomensArtHistory #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #AbstractMark #AbstractPainting #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #LibbieMarkPainting #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent @AslNyc #ArtStudentsLeague #ArtStudentsLeagueStudent @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

#LibbieMark is showing with @BerryCampbell at the @DallasArtFair opening this week! Booth F7 April 4 - 7, 2024 #BerryCampbell is pleased to participate in the 2024 edition of the #DallasArtFair. Our presentation will feature a selection of postwar and contemporary works with a special focus on women Abstract Expressionists. Highlights include paintings by women artists such as Nanette Carter, Beverly McIver, #LynneDrexler, #ElainedeKooning, #PerleFine, and #YvonneThomas, among others... Details: Thurs, April 4: VIP First Look + Foundation Preview Benefit Fri, April 5 (11AM - 7PM); Sat, April 6 (11AM - 7PM); Sun, April 7 (11AM - 5PM) Location: Fashion Industry Gallery, 1807 Ross Ave, Dallas, TX 75201 Please see links in bio, and also visit dallasartfair.com for more info. Please share and follow us! Image: Libbie Mark, #CollagePainting No. 62-73, 1962. Acrylic and paper collage on canvas, 36 1/4 × 30 in.; #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund Inv. No. 08J; #BerryCampbellGallery Inv. No. MARK-00014 #ArtistEstate #ArtistLegacy #WomenOfAbstractExpressionism #WomenInTheArts #FemaleArtist #WomanArtist #WomensArtHistory #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #AbstractMark #AbstractPainting #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #LibbieMarkPainting #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent @AslNyc #ArtStudentsLeague #ArtStudentsLeagueStudent @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_ @Carter_Nanette @bmciverart @ElaineDeKooningHouse

Clinton Hill. 2 NY. Watercolor, gouache and collage on paper, 1967. #clintonhill #clintonhillartist #royaleprojects #art #artist #abstract #abstractart #abstractpainting #abstractexpressionism #hardedgeabstraction #modernart #contemporaryart #minimalism #conceptualart #painting #1960spainting #60spainting

In this last week of #WomensARTHistoryMonth, looking back at #LibbieMark’s early history…her first art courses were with another #WomanArtist, #BettyHollidayDeckoff, at the #GreatNeckAdultEducation fine arts program on Long Island. As Libbie’s dedication to her art became more serious, her husband supported, encouraged, and cooperated with her to advance her artistic development by relocating to New York City, so she could enroll at the #ArtStudentsLeague, where she studied from 1956 to 1958. #VaclavVytlacil - who also taught Deckoff (we can assume that Deckoff connected them) - taught Libbie. Vytlacil then supported and encouraged Mark to apply for #HansHofmann’s summer courses in Provincetown, which she did...and the rest is #HerArtHistory. Please see links in bio for email list signup, @BerryCampbell gallery rep, and the Libbie Mark website where you can read more about this important female artist. Please follow us and share...and save the date for a solo show opening Thursday May 30 at #BerryCampbell! Image 1, painted in Deckoff’s class: “Studio Interior,” ca. 1948-58. oil on canvas, 24 1/8 x 18 in. Inv. no. 11J. © #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund. Image 2, painted in Vytlacil’s class: “No. 4,” 1957. oil on canvas, 24 x 48 in. LMPF Inv. no. 33R © Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund. Image 3, painted in Hofmann’s class: Untitled, 1957. oil on linen, 40 x 39 7/8 in. Inv. no. 50JM © Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund. #LibbieMarkArtist #LibbieMarkPainting #WomensHistoryMonth #FemaleArtist #ArtistEstate #ArtisticLegacy #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent #ArtStudentsLeagueStudent #1950sPainting #FiftiesPainting #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #AbstractMark #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #WomenInTheArts #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_ @ASLNYC

Continuing the #WomensARTHistoryMonth theme...Around 1959 @LibbieMarkArtist was photographed in her painting studio in New York by another #FemaleArtist who deserves more attention: #DinahRubinstein (known simply as #Dena). Dena also photographed other artists such as #DorothyDehner #WillemDeKooning #RobertMotherwell #LouiseNevelson #JackTworkov and #AndyWarhol. Her #PortraitsOfArtists are in the collections such as the #ArchivesOfAmericanArt and the #ArtInstituteOfChicago.   Environmental portraits like these of #LibbieMark, are so interesting because they give viewers a peek into how and where she worked. They are also the only known images of her working. In the early 1960s Mark rented a studio unit in which to paint, which was located in the 176 East 71st building where she and her husband, Edward, lived in another unit.   Please see links in bio for email list signup, @BerryCampbell gallery rep, and the Libbie Mark website where you can read more about this important female artist. Please follow us and share.   Image 1: Libbie Mark in her studio, 1959 or later. Inv. no. ARCHJM–002. © Dena (Dinah Rubinstein), #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund Collection. Image 2:  Libbie Mark in her studio, 1959 or later. Inv. no. ARCHJM–003. © Dena (Dinah Rubinstein), Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Collection.   #WomensHistoryMonth #WomanArtist #ArtistPortrait #LibbieMarkArtist #ArtistEstate #1950sPainting #FiftiesPainting #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #AbstractMark #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #WomenInTheArts #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_ @artinstitutechi @archivesamerart

For sale: 1964 oil painting on canvas depicting a town and harbour. Signed in the lower right hand corner but I cannot make out the name of the artist. It is in good condition, a little craquelure here and there. The painting does not come with a frame. Dimensions: 64.5x46.5 cm / 25.3x18.3 inches. €85 + shipping https://lestempsperdus.etsy.com/listing/1683691554 #oilpainting #oilpaintings #vintagepainting #1960spainting #paintinglovers #affordableart #buyartonline #vintageartwork #artlover #artbuyersoninstagram #artbuyersonline #thriftart #thriftshopfinds #touristart #schilderijentekoop #paintingsforsale #artforsale #artcollector #artdealersofinstagram #artloversworld

Quirky ballerina art note card "The White Dress". Image from original painting by James Homer Brown created in the 1960s. Voluptuous ballerina wearing a white tutu with a geometric design. Foreshadows the painters future work with geometric abstracts. Card size is 5 x 7 inches, sold in packs of 10 or 30. Custom orders on request. #jameshomerbrown #ballerina #ballerinaart #ballerinaartwork #tutu #ballettutu #balletpainting #ballerinacard #geometricabstract #geometricabstract #abstractballet #abstractpaintingdancer #abstractpainting #whitedresses #whitedress #1960spainting #whitedress #1960sart #midcenturypainting #midcenturyart #womanportrait #portraitwoman #lovelylady #michiganart #michiganartist #quirkyart

Happy #WomensARTHistoryMonth! #LibbieMark is represented by #BerryCampbellGallery, known for their emphasis on exhibiting women and other extremely talented artists who haven’t yet received the attention they deserve for their work. @BerryCampbell was founded by two women, #ChristineBerry and #MarthaCampbell, who since opening the gallery in 2013, have launched dozens of shows for these artists. Current and upcoming exhibits include: #JaniceBiala @PainterBiala (March 14 - April 13) #ElizabethOsborne @LizOsborne1 (March 14 - April 13) #AliceBaber (April 18 - May 18) #JeanCohen (April 18 - May 18) #DorothyDehner (May 23 - June 22) !!! #LibbieMark (May 23 - June 22) !!! All images courtesy #BerryCampbell except as noted: 1. @Martha.BerryCampbell and @Christine.BerryCampbell, photo: @MichaelHalsband 2. Janice Biala, The Studio, 1946. Oil on canvas, 39 1/2 x 22 1/2 in. (100.3 x 57.1 cm) BIAL-00034 3. Elizabeth Osborne, Green Sea, 2015. Watercolor on paper, 22 x 30 in. (55.9 x 76.2 cm) OSB-00405 4. Alice Baber, Untitled, c. 1966. Oil on linen, 51 x 37 5/8 in. (129.5 x 95.6 cm) BAB-00025 5. Jean Cohen, Sentinal (sic), 1970. Oil on canvas, 50 x 43 in. (127 x 109.2 cm) JCOH-00019 6. Dorothy Dehner, Prelude and Fugue, 1989. Painted black steel, 99 x 103 x 33 in. (251.5 x 261.6 x 83.8 cm) DEH-00002 7. Libbie Mark, #CollagePainting No. 62-73, 1962. Acrylic and paper collage on canvas, 36 1/4 x 30 in. (92.1 x 76.2 cm) MARK-00014 Please see links in bio for email list signup, Berry Campbell, and the Libbie Mark website where you can read more about this important female artist. Please follow us and share. #WomensHistoryMonth #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund #LibbieMarkArtist #ArtistEstate #ArtistLegacy #ArtisticLegacy #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #FemaleArtist #WomanArtist #AbstractArt #AbstractMark #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #WomenInTheArts #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

Happy #WomensHistoryMonth! (We call it #WomensARTHistoryMonth around here). #LibbieMark was a member of the New York-based #VectorsArtistGroup, which featured a majority of #FemaleArtists through its existence in the late 1950s to late 1960s — unusual for the times. Notably, seven of the 10 original 1957 members were women, and in 8 of 9 exhibitions documented with listed participants, over 50% were female! Other #WomanArtist #Vectors members were: Sophie Corwin, #HelenGerardia, Mary Heisig, #AnneHelioff, Frances Manacher, Sylvia Rutkoff, #MaryShaier, #RhodaSklar, Ida Somkin, #MiriamSommerburg, #EthelStein, and #EvelynWilson. Mark exhibited this #AbstractPainting in the October 1967 11th Annual Vectors Exhibition. For more info, please see links in bio, contact gallery rep @BerryCampbell (run by two women!) and visit the Libbie Mark website to read a Vectors’ history article: www.libbiemark.com/vector-artist-group. Please follow us and share. Image 1: Libbie Mark, #CollagePainting No. 67-4, 1967. Acrylic and paper collage on canvas, 30 x 24 in. Inv. no. 05SM. Private Collection. © #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund Image 2: Vectors Eleventh Annual Exhibition, Manufacturers Hanover Trust postcard, 1967. Ben and Evelyn Wilson Papers, George Segal Gallery, Montclair State University, Montclair, NJ @MontclairStateU @Montclairstategalleries Images 3&4: pages from brochure for the Vectors Eleventh Annual Exhibition, Manufacturers Hanover Trust, 1967. Ben and Evelyn Wilson Papers, George Segal Gallery, Montclair State University, Montclair, NJ #BerryCampbell #WomenInTheArts #NewYorkArtist #AbstractExpressionism #LibbieMarkPainting #AbstractExpressionist #ProvincetownArtist #AbstractMark #SixtiesPainting #1960sPainting #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent #ArtStudentsLeagueStudent @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_ @ASLNYC

It’s me again, @JenniferUhrhane, curator for the #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund. I am thrilled to announce that #LibbieMark will be having her first solo exhibition at @BerryCampbell gallery this May! On view from May 24–June 22, Libbie’s #AbstractExpressionist #CollagePaintings will be shown in part of #BerryCampbell’s huge gallery space, alongside another important female artist peer. This is another big step forward in my goal, working for the LMPF, to bring more attention to this artist and to place her work in private and public institutions. More details to follow in the coming months. Be informed about upcoming Libbie Mark happenings, like the opening reception, by following @LibbieMarkArtist. You can sign up for our mailing list with the link in her bio. Please share this news! Swipe for a selection of previous exhibitions, including Libbie Mark’s works, from 1962 to the present: 1. 1962 solo at #KnapikGallery, NYC. #NathanRabin portrait of Libbie Mark at Knapik Gallery. Inv. no. ARCHJM–026. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Collection. ©Nathan Rabin Archive, Department of Image Collections, @NGADC National Gallery of Art Library, Washington, DC. 2. 2023 group at @RosenbergAndCo, NYC. Libbie Mark painting at center. #PerleFine (left and right) courtesy of Berry Campbell Gallery. Photo courtesy #RosenbergAndCo 3. 2024 group at @PAAM1914, Provincetown, MA. Libbie Mark painting at right. @SkyPowerArt (left) and #MaudMorgan (center) courtesy of PAAM. Photo courtesy Jennifer Uhrhane 4. 2024 at @LAArtFair, Los Angeles, CA. Libbie Mark painting at left, #JayRosenblum at right, both courtesy @DaphneAlazrakiFineArt. Screenshot from LA Art Instagram reel. 5. 2023 group at @AddisonGalleryOfAmericanArt, Andover, MA. Libbie Mark painting at far right. #GraceHartigan (left) and @JackieSaccoccio (center). Photo courtesy Jennifer Uhrhane 6. 2022 solo at @NationalArtsClub, NYC. Photo courtesy Jennifer Uhrhane

Hard to believe but, it has been a year since the opening reception of “Women and Abstraction: 1741–Now” at @AddisonGalleryOfAmericanArt! #WomenAndAbstraction explored a more nuanced and expansive history of the development of abstraction in America…how women have deployed the visual language and universal formal concerns of abstraction—color, line, form, shape, contrast, pattern, and texture—to create works of art across a wide variety of media. We were thrilled that Addison curator @GordonWilkins included a #LibbieMark #CollagePainting in this exhibition, and acquired it for the Addison’s collection. Did you know that the #AddisonGallery has extensive documentation of past exhibitions on their website? You can take a virtual tour, view installation photos, and learn about all of the works in the show here: www.addison.andover.edu/exhibition/women-and-abstraction/ Please swipe for more images, and click link in bio for more info on Libbie Mark, gallery rep @BerryCampbell, and the Addison exhibition page. The #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund has been telling Libbie’s story through this Instagram account as well as her website www.libbiemark.com with the goal that more attention is paid to her and other underrecognized #FemaleArtists. Please follow us! Image 1: @joanmitchellfdn, #GraceHartigan, @JackieSaccoccio, Libbie Mark. Photo courtesy Addison Gallery. Image 2: Untitled Collage Painting, 1960s. acrylic and paper collage on linen. 44 x 36 1/4 in. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Inv. no. 21R. Collection of Addison Gallery of American Art, Phillips Academy, Andover, MA, 2023.22. Image 3: Libbie Mark, #BettyParsons, #LoisSwirnoff, @joan_snyder_art. Photo courtesy @JenniferUhrhane #GordonWilkins #BerryCampbell #BerryCampbellGallery #WomenArtists #WomanArtist #FemaleArtist #WomenInTheArts #WomensArtHistory #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #AbstractArt #AbstractPainting #AbstractMark #AbstractExpressionist #ArtistEstate #LibbieMarkPainting #SixtiesPainting #1960sPainting #HansHofmannStudent #HansHofmannSchool #ArtStudentsLeagueStudent

View the essence of 1960s Liverpool with "Liverpool Skyline 1967" 🎨🏫. Crafted by the talented L. Crane, this oil on canvas masterpiece was once a highlight at the esteemed Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool, England. Measuring 36" x 18", it presents the city enveloped in its iconic fog, brought to life through a meticulously detailed and vibrant palette. Now found in Dallas, Texas, this piece remains in pristine condition, ready to transport you to a bygone era with its rich colors and intricate portrayal of the Liverpool skyline. A true gem for collectors and cityscape enthusiasts alike. 📦 Ships Free Discover the history and beauty of Liverpool through L. Crane's eyes. #LiverpoolSkyline1967 #LCrane #ArtCollectors #cityscape #freeshipping #walkerartcenter #walkerartgallery #1960spainting #goodsongallery

Clinton Hill. 137. Multimedia work on paper, 1965. #clintonhill #clintonhillartist #royaleprojects #art #artist #abstract #abstractart #abstractpainting #abstractexpressionism #hardedgeabstraction #modernart #contemporaryart #minimalism #conceptualart #painting #1960spainting #60spainting

FYI #LibbieMark will again be exhibiting with @DaphneAlazrakiFineArt, this time on the West Coast at the @LAArtShow! With an opening Night Premiere Party on Valentine’s Day, Wed Feb 14, the art fair runs from Feb 14-18 at the #LAConventionCenter. #DaphneAlazraki is also giving a talk live at the Citi space, Sat, Feb 17 at 3pm! from #LAArtShow: “LA Art Show Gallerist Talks Presented by Citi. This purposeful program was created to amplify a diverse range of galleries, forging connections with new audiences, art enthusiasts, and collectors...This year’s live talks are set to showcase the exhibiting gallerists and their artists, delving into the profound impact of art on society. Join us for illuminating conversations with these panelists who will provide insights into the most fulfilling aspects of pursuing creative passions, and the transformative power of art.” For art show tickets please visit www.laartshow.com, and to view all works in #DaphneAlazrakiFineArt’s booth visit her @Artsy page: tinyurl.com/yc38xnkr Be informed about other Libbie news by following @LibbieMarkArtist. You can sign up for our mailing list with the link in bio. Please follow and share! Images courtesy #LAArtShow2024 and Daphne Alazraki. Painting info: Untitled #CollagePainting, c. 1965. Acrylic and paper collage on canvas. 36 1/4 x 24 1/8 in.; #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund Inv. No. 20R #LibbieMarkArtist #PaintingTexture #ArtistEstate #ArtistLegacy #ArtisticLegacy #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #FemaleArtist #WomanArtist #AbstractArt #ImpastoPainting #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #WomenInTheArts #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_ @AslNyc #ArtStudentsLeague #Artsy

Clinton Hill. 6. Oil on canvas, c. 1960s. #clintonhill #clintonhillartist #royaleprojects #art #artist #abstract #abstractart #abstractpainting #abstractexpressionism #hardedgeabstraction #modernart #contemporaryart #minimalism #conceptualart #painting #oilpainting #1960spainting #60spainting

#JenniferUhrhane here, the #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund curator...my husband and I recently spent a chilly artsy long weekend in #Provincetown…this trip was mainly to visit the #ProvincetownArtAssociationAndMuseum to see the recent gifts show featuring a new @LibbieMarkArtist #CollagePainting (!) but I also visited a few galleries that were open off-season. I met with #PAAM CEO #ChrisMcCarthy who spent about an hour with us walking us through all of their shows, pointing out key pieces/artists and telling us about this important institution and its history. This painting has bits of a #CapeCod newspaper collaged into the surface, which is one of the reasons why we chose this piece to go to @paam1914. Chris told me she was thrilled to open the packaging and see how textural the painting was. If you look closely, you can see bits of a tide chart, the phrase “Ptown boys” and a sentence for which you might try helping us fill in the blanks: “...Provincetown around the turn of the century when ... -ing a perch on an unfortunate beached black- ... -ay, with a hand organ and a monkey.” Suggestions, anyone? Please visit “Recent Gifts to the Permanent Collection,” now extended to this Sunday, February 11! Follow @LibbieMarkArtist and see bio for PAAM’s full checklist and other links, email list sign up, and gallery rep @BerryCampbell. images: -PAAM exterior view in the snow -left to right, artwork by: @SkyPowerArt, #MaudMorgan, #LibbieMarkArtist, #JudithRothschild, and #MaryArmstrong -@JenniferUhrhane and Chris McCarthy -details of Mark’s work: Untitled Collage Painting, 1960s. Acrylic and paper collage on canvas, 30 x 24 in. © Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund. Inv. no. 25J. Collection of Provincetown Art Association and Museum, Gift of LMPF. #BerryCampbell #BerryCampbellGallery #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent #WomanArtist #FemaleArtist #WomenInTheArts #WomensArtHistory #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #AbstractArt #AbstractMark #AbstractPainting #PaintingTexture #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist

Mid century modern vintage painting on wood panel Vasarely 1960s. 1m × 1m For price & info pm! #vasarely #vintagepainting #midcenturymodern #midcentury #vintagedeco #vintagehome #midcenturyhome #1960spainting #vintagedesign #vasarely #1960shouse #vintageinterior #1960sinteriors #design

It may be small but it packs a VERY colorful punch, holding its own on a big white wall at #BerryCampbellGallery... #LibbieMark’s untitled #CollagePainting is juxtaposed here with another punchy painting, appropriately titled “Wham” by @JudithWhitneyGodwin. Here is another view of Libbie‘s painting with her daughter and son-in-law, Judith and Michael Tanur, along with #ChristineBerry, co-director of @BerryCampbell. On view at Berry Campbell until February 3, this painting is part of “Perseverance,” a curated group exhibition of 29 paintings and works on paper by cross-generational women artists reflecting #BerryCampbell’s steadfast dedication to the rediscovery and advancement of #WomenArtists and centers on the ongoing aesthetic dialogues between contemporary artists and estates represented by the gallery. [text adapted from Berry Campbell’s press release] On a wall opposite the room where Libbie’s painting hangs is a great quote: “It is said that the future is female, and one can only hope. But it is important to remember that the past, through continuous excavation, is becoming more female all the time.” — #RobertaSmith, 2021 If you are in NYC, be sure to stop by Berry Campbell; their hours are Tues -Sat, 10am - 6pm or by appointment. Please see bio for more info on Libbie and links including Berry Campbell’s website where you can view all of the works in this exhibition and learn more about these and other important #FemaleArtists! Please like and follow! Images: #LibbieMark (right), Untitled Collage Painting, c. 1965. Acrylic and paper collage on canvas, 16 x 12 in. (40.6 x 30.5 cm) #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund Inv. No. 27R; Berry Campbell Inv. No. MARK-00023. #JudithGodwin (left), “Wham,” 1996. Oil and mixed media on canvas, 60 x 46 1/8 in. (152.4 x 117.2 cm). Berry Campbell Inv. No. GOD-00160. Beverly McIver (background of title wall), “Ragdale Sunlight,” 2022. Oil on canvas, 30 x 30 in. (76.2 x 76.2 cm). Berry Campbell Inv. No. MCI-00034. All images courtesy the gallery, except screenshot of wall quote courtesy @eazel.art

Knockout. #boxingart #illustratorart #1960sart #1960spainting #moodart

Posted @withregram • @esquivel_t.a Ginkakuji Temple - Kawase Hasui (1951). #1951 #1950s #1950sart #1960spainting #painting #paintingart #paintingartist #japanesepainting #japanesepainter #japaneseart #japaneseartwork #japaneseartist #kawasehasuiartwork #kawasehasui #hasui #ukiyoeartist #ukiyoeart #ukiyoe #ginkakuji #ginkakujitemple #japan #printmaking #printmakingart #woodblockprint #instaprint #instajapan #instatemple #instaukiyoe #instapainting #instaart.

FYI @DaphneAlazrakiFineArt is featuring this dramatically colorful #LibbieMark #CollagePainting in booth 719 at the @ArtPalmBeachFair this week! If you are in sunny warm FL, please visit #ArtPalmBeach at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, tomorrow Jan 24, through Sunday Jan 28, 2024. #LibbieMarkArtist’s works are deeply textured, a quality that you can only truly appreciate in person. Please swipe for details photos of the #PaintingTexture, and be informed about other Libbie news by following @LibbieMarkArtist. You can sign up for our mailing list with the link in her bio. Please follow and share! Untitled Collage Painting, c. 1965. Acrylic and paper collage on canvas. 36 1/4 x 24 1/8 in.; #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund Inv. No. 20R. #DaphneAlazrakiFineArt #ArtistEstate #ArtistLegacy #ArtisticLegacy #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #FemaleArtist #WomanArtist #AbstractArt #ImpastoPainting #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #WomenInTheArts #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_ @AslNyc #ArtStudentsLeague #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent

just acquired Igor Pantuhoff “Big Eyes” painting of a young blonde beauty, available in my ebay store or DM #igorpantuhoff #bigeyespainting #bigeyes #midcenturymodernart #1960spainting #modernart #midcenturymodern #aldanhouse

Two years ago this week, the first solo show of #LibbieMark’s work in 60 years opened at the gorgeous @NationalArtsClub in NYC. This posthumous exhibition, “Art of the Abstract Mark: Libbie Mark’s Collage Paintings and Other Works, 1950s–1960s,” featured 27 of the artist’s textural #AbstractExpressionist #CollagePaintings. @RobertSeyffert and @YahnerRobert of the NAC and @JenniferUhrhane curator for the #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund contributed to the full-color 60-page catalogue. It was beautifully designed by #MichaelJBabcock of #InterrobangLetterpress and is still available for purchase from our website (link in bio). #JenniferUhrhane and #JoanMarter did a gallery talk for this show as well (link in bio). Stay tuned for future exhibition news by following @LibbieMarkArtist and our gallery @BerryCampbell, and signing up for our mailing list (links in bio). Please follow and share! Swipe for more views of the show, and opening reception (does anyone know the name of the person holding our catalog?!), including a portrait of Joan in front of a beautiful, watery blue #LibbieMarkPainting. #BostonArtCurator #BostonArtConsultant #BerryCampbell #LibbieMarkArtist #ArtistEstate #ArtistLegacy #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #1950sPainting #FiftiesPainting #FemaleArtist #WomanArtist #AbstractArt #AbstractExpressionism #WomenInTheArts #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #MichaelBabcock @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_ @AslNyc #ArtStudentsLeague #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent @Interrobang918

We are excited to announce that #BerryCampbellGallery has just opened “Perseverance,” a curated group exhibition of cross-generational women artists from the gallery’s primary and secondary market programs. This exhibition includes work by #LibbieMark! “Perseverance” reflects @BerryCampbell’s steadfast dedication to the rediscovery and advancement of #womenartists and centers on the ongoing aesthetic dialogues between contemporary artists and estates represented by the gallery. Featuring 29 paintings and works on paper, this exhibition fosters an environment for artwork created across temporal and geographic contexts. Mark’s #AbstractExpressionist #CollagePainting is surrounded by excellent artworks by: @MaryAbbottArtist (1921-2019); Alice Baber (1928-1982); #JaniceBiala @PainterBiala (1903-2000); Lilian Thomas Burwell (b. 1927); @Carter_Nanette (b. 1954); Jean Cohen (1928-2012); #ElainedeKooning @ElaineDeKooningHouse (1918-1989); #DorothyDehner (1901-1994); #LynneDrexler (1928-1999); Claire Falkenstein (1908-1997); #PerleFine (1905-1988); #HelenFrankenthaler @HelenFrankenthalerFoundation (1928-2011); @Sonia_Gechtoff (1926-2018); @JudithWhitneyGodwin (1930-2021); #GraceHartigan (1922-2008); Mary Dill Henry (1913-2009); Ida Kohlmeyer (1912-1997); Beverly McIver (b. 1962); Emiko Nakano (1925-1990); @JillNathanson (b. 1955); Elizabeth Osborne @LizOsborne1 (b. 1936); #CharlottePark (1918-2010); Ann Purcell (b. 1941); Ethel Schwabacher (1903-1984); Vivian Springford @VivianSpringfordArchive (1913-2003); Yvonne Thomas (1913-2009); @SusanVecsey (b. 1971); and Joyce Weinstein (b. 1931). [text adapted from Berry Campbell’s press release] If you are in NYC, we hope you have a chance to visit this show, on view through February 3. #BerryCampbell gallery hours are Tuesday - Saturday, 10 am - 6 pm or by appointment. Please see bio for links including Berry Campbell website where you can view all of the works in this exhibition and learn more about these and other important #FemaleArtists at the gallery!

#LibbieMark was a member of the New York-based #Vectors, a fascinating but understudied #ArtistsGroup. Vectors featured a majority of #WomenArtists through its 10-year history in the 1950s-1960s. Mark began exhibiting with the group in about 1963. Two other #FemaleArtists in the Vectors are represented among 19 works from the Woodstock Artists Association & Museum’s permanent collection in its upcoming #GeometricAbstraction exhibition! #HelenGerardia was a founding Vectors member, exhibiting in the #ArtistGroup’s first show in 1957. By about 1964 #AnneHelioff was a participating member along with Mark and Gerardia. From the @WAAMArt press release: “While artists of the Woodstock Art Colony are best known for their idyllic landscape paintings, many 20th century artists of the region experimented with new movements in Modern art that began in European cities and evolved in New York. In this exhibition, line, shape and color dominate the frame.” www.woodstockart.org/geometric-abstraction/ Please swipe for images of Helioff’s and Gerardia’s #AbstractPaintings in the #WAAMArt show; the last image is one of four #AbstractExpressionist #CollagePaintings that Mark exhibited in the October 1967 11th Annual Vectors Exhibition. Please follow, and visit the Libbie Mark website to read an article about Vectors’ history: www.libbiemark.com/vector-artist-group. See bio for more info, email list sign up, and #LibbieMarkArtist gallery rep @BerryCampbell. Image 1: Anne Helioff (1912-2001), “Segovia No. 3, Version 1,” 1985, gouache on paper, Woodstock Artists Association & Museum, Gift of the estate of the artist, 2002-05-03 Image 2: Helen Gerardia (1903-1988), “Autumn,” n.d., oil on canvas, Woodstock Artists Association & Museum, Gift of Liz Horn, 1989-05-01 Image 3: Anne Helioff (1912-2001), “August Evening,” c. 1980, acrylic on canvas, Woodstock Artists Association & Museum, Gift of the estate of the artist, 2002-05-04 Image 4: Libbie Mark, #CollagePainting No. 67-4, 1967. Acrylic and paper collage on canvas, 30 x 24 in. Inv. no. 05SM. © #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund. Private Collection.

🎨 Images of a Woman (Tokyo, 1966), by John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Star, and George Harrison. Acrylic and watercolor on Japanese art paper. The Beatles painted this together at the Tokyo Hilton hotel while on tour there. To be auctioned February 1, 2024 by Christie's @christiesinc, New York. #beatlesart #beatlespainting #johnlennonart #paulmccartneyart #ringostarart #georgeharrisonart #1960sart #1960spainting #paintingonpaper #christiesauction

We wanted to share with you highlights from the exhibition brochure for #ProvincetownArtAssociationAndMuseum’s current exhibition “Recent Gifts to the Permanent Collection.” #LibbieMark’s newly acquired #AbstractExpressionist #CollagePainting is featured on the cover! On view November 17, 2023 – January 28, 2024, “This exhibition features work that was gifted to the museum throughout 2023 from both first-time and continuing donors. Pieces range in styles and subject matters, from Abstract Expressionism to digital photography to the iconic Provincetown woodblock print. One of the rooms in this exhibition focuses on female artists. Some, such as the work of #AliciaHenry, @mira_schor, and @skypowerart, may look familiar, as they were exhibited in solo shows at PAAM throughout 2023. First-time acquisitions by PAAM include the work of Libbie Mark, an Abstract Expressionist artist who studied with #HansHofmann in Provincetown, and @jesstdugan, a contemporary photographer who explores issues of gender and identity through portraiture... PAAM is proud of the opportunities to acquire and exhibit both historic and contemporary female artists who have made such significant impacts on Provincetown art history.” —@PAAM1914 CEO Chris McCarthy Please follow @LibbieMarkArtist and share the news! See bio for PAAM’s full checklist and other links, email list sign up, and gallery rep @BerryCampbell. image 1-3: PAAM checklist details for “Recent Gifts to the Permanent Collection.” Image 4: Untitled Collage Painting, 1960s. Acrylic and paper collage on canvas, 30 x 24 in. © Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund. Inv. no. 25J. Collection of Provincetown Art Association and Museum, Gift of LMPF. #BerryCampbellGallery #HansHofmannSchool #WomanArtist #FemaleArtist #WomenInTheArts #WomensArtHistory #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractArt #AbstractMark #AbstractPainting #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #HansHofmannStudent @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

#LibbieMark’s first #ArtStudentsLeague session with #VaclavVytlacil began in early December 1956 and lasted through the spring of 1958 (with a 1957 summer hiatus in Provincetown at the #HansHofmannSchoolOfFineArts). It was Mark’s first formal art training in New York City, so Mark and her husband temporarily rented an apartment there so she could take classes at the @AslNyc. They permanently relocated from Great Neck, Long Island to New York to be closer to the city’s art scene by 1958. Please swipe for paintings from this early period of @LibbieMarkArtist’s artistic activity, and see bio for links, show catalogs for sale, email list sign up, and gallery rep @BerryCampbell. Please follow and share! Image 1: Untitled, 1956. oil on canvas, 24 1/8 x 20 1/8 in. © #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund. Inv. no. 33JM. Image 2: Untitled, 1957. oil on canvas, 42 x 42 in. © LMPF. Inv. no. 46JM. Image 3: Untitled, 1956. paint and collaged canvas on canvas, 18 x 24 in. © LMPF. Inv. no. 24R. Image 4: Untitled Collage Painting, 1957-65. acrylic and paper collage on linen, 24 x 48 in. © LMPF. Inv. no. 19R; #BerryCampbellGallery inv. no. MARK-00019. Image 5: No. 4, 1957. oil on canvas, 24 x 48 in. © LMPF. Inv. no. 33R. #BerryCampbell #NewYorkArtist #ArtistEstate #WomanArtist #FemaleArtist #WomenInTheArts #WomensArtHistory #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractArt #AbstractMark #AbstractPainting #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #1950sPainting #FiftiesPainting #ProvincetownArtist #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

Unwrap the gift of fine art! Carl Robert Holty, American, 1900-1973, original oil on canvas, signed lower right, abstract figures in bold colors. https://fineartedit.etsy.com #carlholty #americanart #originalart #originalpainting #fineart #originalfineart #wallart #originalartforsale #abstractart #abstractartforsale #abstractpainting #artcollector #artgallery #modernpainting #modernart #modernartist #modernartforsale #mcmart #mcmpainting #oiloncanvas #1950spainting #1960spainting #abstractexpressionism #artforsale #1960sart #oilpainting #oilpaintingforsale #fineartforsale

Now we have a really special piece: an original Acrylic on Canvas by Margarita Sauer McCombs! Produced by the artist in 1967, McCombs was the wife of Soloman McCombs, founder and President of American Indian and Eskimo Cultural Foundation and Creek Indian artist, and promoter of his people's culture. Bid today at Rockville.ctbids.com! #margaritamccombs #solomanmccombs #indianart #nativeamericanart #nativeamericanpainting #nativeamericanpainter #nativepainter #nativeartist #nativeart #indigenousart #indigenouspainter #indigenouspainters #60sart #60ssurrealism #1960spainting

We recently posted about one of #LibbieMark's #CollagePaintings entering the permanent collection of the #ProvincetownArtAssociationAndMuseum. The artist’s Provincetown experience was pivotal for her work, beginning in the summer of 1957 when she studied with #HansHofmann. No doubt inspired by the creative environment of this important arts colony, Mark painted there every summer until her last in 1971. The #AbstractExpressionist #LibbieMarkPainting shown here is included in @PAAM1914's current exhibition "Recent Gifts to the Permanent Collection" on view through January 28. Please swipe for an exhibition installation view, showing Libbie's work in the company of works by other important female artists (left to right): @SkyPowerArt, #MaudMorgan, #LibbieMarkArtist, #JudithRothschild, and #MaryArmstrong. The exhibition is one of two gift group shows on view at the museum. In addition, on view is a recent gift solo show of #JoSandman's work, and PAAM's members' shows. Libbie previously exhibited with a few of these artists, including @JoSandmanArtist, in recent exhibitions at the @AddisonGalleryofAmericanArt and @RosenbergAndCo. Please visit PAAM, lots to see! image 1: Untitled Collage Painting, 1960s. Acrylic and paper collage on canvas, 30 x 24 in. © Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund, Inv. no. 25J. Collection of Provincetown Art Association and Museum. Image 2: "Recent Gifts to the Permanent Collection" installation view. Photo: James Zimmerman, Provincetown Art Association and Museum. Please follow @LibbieMarkArtist and share her work. Also see her bio for links, show catalogs for sale, email list sign up, and gallery rep @BerryCampbell. #BerryCampbell #BerryCampbellGallery #ArtistEstate #HansHofmannSchool #WomanArtist #FemaleArtist #WomenInTheArts #WomensArtHistory #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractArt #AbstractMark #AbstractPainting #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #1950sPainting #FiftiesPainting #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist @AslNyc #HansHofmannStudent @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

(SOLD) For sale on our site now. Abstract Brutalist Cityscape Oil Painting - 1960s Mid Century Modern #cityscapepainting #brutalist #brutalistdesign #vintageinterior #vintagehome #midcenturypainting #1960spainting

Thank you @lawrence_fine_art for highlighting this painting. Swipe to the left to read more. . @nyartistscircle #lawrencefineart #abstractinterior #1960spainting #artineasthampton #artsy #dianakurzartist

Today’s post is all about fun and interesting things found in #LibbieMark's archive. Photos of an exhibition, written correspondence, show postcards...all are important clues to an artist's working life, especially if they are no longer with us. In #LibbieMarkArtist's case, she passed away in 1972 so there is only so much we can glean from people who knew her when she was alive. Please swipe to see a selection of archival material held by the #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund and see captions for more details about these items. #ArtistAchives are important! For further fascinating exploration of countless other artists, visit the #ArchiveOfAmericanArt website at www.aaa.si.edu where you can search, view, listen and read about #AmericanArtists. Please share and follow @LibbieMarkArtist. See bio for more Libbie info, catalog orders, email list sign up, and #BerryCampbellGallery contact info. Image 1. #NathanRabin, test Polaroid from Libbie Mark photo shoot at #KnapikGallery, 1962. Inv. no. ARCHJM–029. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Collection. ©Nathan Rabin Archive, Department of Image Collections, #NationalGalleryOfArt Library, Washington, DC. 2. Nathan Rabin, Libbie Mark at Knapik Gallery, 1962. Inv. no. ARCHJM–026. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Collection. ©Nathan Rabin Archive, Department of Image Collections, National Gallery of Art Library, Washington, DC. 3. Rabin photo verso 4. Knapik Gallery Exhibition announcement (detail), "Libbie Mark: Paintings and Collages," May 16–June 2, 1962. Inv. no. ARCHJM-014. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Collection. 5. Knapik announcement verso 6. Knapik Gallery Exhibition review by Saint-Evremond. “Libbie Mark chez Knapik.” France-Amérique newspaper, June 17, 1962. Inv. no. ARCHJM-045. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Collection. 7. Letter from Ernest F. Manfred to Libbie Mark requesting her autograph, May 30, 1962. Inv. no. ARCHJM–032. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Collection. @BerryCampbell @ArchivesAmerArt @NGADC @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

I visited MoMA last week to see the exhibition ED RUSCHA / NOW THEN. Upper case because this show was amazingly good. It’s a 200-work retrospective of Ruscha’s groundbreaking career: the books, the paintings, even the room made of chocolate (and I DO love chocolate). The artist worked in series for decades, often with words and language, and the early large triangular compositions of streamlined and stylized gas stations were outstanding. Don’t miss the show—open until January 13th in New York, then in Los Angeles at LACMA starting April 7th. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . @EdRuscha @EdRuschaNowThen @MuseumOfModernArt @MoMA @LACMA #StandardOil #GasStations #PopArt #1960sPainting #ArtAdvisors #The_APAA #SATW

#JenniferUhrhane, LMPF curator here...Sharing exciting news today on behalf of my artist estate client, #LibbieMark! The #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund just donated one of her #CollagePaintings to the #ProvincetownArtAssociationAndMuseum! The artist’s Provincetown experience was pivotal for her work, beginning in 1957 with her time at the #HansHofmannSchool. She painted every summer on Cape Cod from then on, through her last in 1971, less than a year before her death. Her husband Edward always said that their summers in Provincetown were “for her.” Reflecting Libbie’s connection to Provincetown, this piece even has a Cape/Provincetown newspaper collaged into the surface. LMPF has also committed a significant promised gift of another Provincetown piece to #PAAM, the only painting that we are aware of directly referencing Libbie’s summer course with #HansHofmann. It is dated “1957-HH” on verso. A striking figurative abstract work, it was exhibited last year in "Art of the Abstract Mark: Libbie Mark’s Collage Paintings and Other Works" at the @NationalArtsClub in New York. Please swipe to see both works. Mark's newly donated #AbstractExpressionist collage painting (first image) will also be included in @PAAM1914's exhibition "Recent Gifts to the Permanent Collection" featuring work by important female artists. On view November 17, 2023 – January 28, 2024, the public opening reception is Friday, November 17 at 6:00 pm. It is thrilling to have Libbie represented at this amazing museum! Thank you to PAAM CEO #ChrisMcCarthy and the board for understanding the importance of these works for their collection! Please follow @LibbieMarkArtist and share the news! See bio for links, email list sign up, and gallery rep @BerryCampbell. image 1: Untitled Collage Painting, 1960s. Acrylic and paper collage on canvas, 30 x 24 in. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Inv. no. 25J image 2: Untitled, 1957. Oil on linen, 40 x 39 7/8 in. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Inv. no. 50JM

“Gathering Sea Shells” – by Albert Houthuesen 1903-1979, painted in Camberwell, London, UK in “1964”, casein tempera on board, 16 x 20 in (40.7 x 50.7 cm) #caseintempera #albertssuns #sunsofalbert #painting #paintingonboard #beachpainting #1960spainting #1960s #1964 #1960sart #1964art #londonartist #londonart #britishart #britishartist #caseinpainting #albertscoasts #houthuesen #alberthouthuesen

A dark and moody #LibbieMark painting on this first week of winter daylight saving time. Are you pro or con abolishing "spring forward, fall back"? This oil on canvas (unusually: not acrylic and not a #CollagePainting!) was painted sometime between 1958-1962, a period of great production and experimentation for the artist. Even though this piece does not feature any collage elements, it has great #SurfaceTexture due to her utilizing some additional tools beyond her brush to move the media around on the canvas...scraping and pulling the thick paint to create this sketchy quality. A preview of her signature collage paintings to come, perhaps. Please swipe for details plus the verso (because it is always interesting to see what's on the back!) Please see links in bio for website where you can view many more #LibbieMarkArtist works, sign up for our email list, and please visit gallery rep @BerryCampbell. Please follow and share! Image: Libbie Mark, Untitled [No. 39], 1958 or later, oil on canvas, 14 1/8 x 10." © #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund Inv. no. 22JM #BerryCampbell #BerryCampbellGallery #ArtistEstate #LibbieMarkPainting #WomanArtist #FemaleArtist #WomenInTheArts #WomensArtHistory #NewYorkArtist #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractArt #AbstractArtist #AbstractMark #AbstractPainting #ImpastoPainting #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #ProvincetownArtist @AslNyc #ArtStudentsLeague #ArtStudentsLeagueStudent #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

Two more colorful and textural #LibbieMark #AbstractExpressionist collage paintings have found new homes in recent weeks! This first one shown here was recently exhibited at #IntersectAspen Art Fair. Please swipe for images of each plus details of their gorgeous impastoed surfaces. Please see links in bio for Libbie's website, as well as #BerryCampbell's website, where you can view many more of Libbie's available works. If you haven’t yet, please sign up for our email list, and if you are in the NYC area, visit @BerryCampbell at 524 West 26th St. Please follow and share! Image 1: Libbie Mark, Untitled Collage Painting, 1960s. acrylic and paper collage on masonite, 24 x 15 7/8 in. © #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund Inv. no. 14JM. BCG inv. no. MARK-00010 Images 2&3: details Image 4: Libbie Mark, #CollagePainting no. 108, 1960s. acrylic and collage on canvas, 12 x 9 in. © Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Inv. no. 30R. BCG inv. no. MARK-00024 Images 5&6: details @IntersectArtAndDesign #IntersectArtAndDesign #BerryCampbellGallery #WomanArtist #FemaleArtist #WomenInTheArts #WomensArtHistory #NewYorkArtist #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractArt #AbstractArtist #AbstractMark #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #ProvincetownArtist @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_ @aslnyc

In the late 1950s-early 1960s #LibbieMark created a handful of small #AbstractExpressionist ink and acrylic works, mostly on paper. They seem to be influenced by artists such as #FranzKline, #RobertMotherwell, or #JacksonPollock at a time when she would have been looking at other artists’ techniques, taking courses at the #ArtStudentsLeague and with #HansHofmann, and still developing her own visual voice. They are small but beautiful! Please see links in bio for website where you can view many more #LibbieMarkArtist works, sign up for our email list, and please visit gallery rep @BerryCampbell. Please follow and share! Image 1: Untitled, 1959. ink and gouache on paper, 13 3/8 x 9 3/4 in. LMPF Inv. No. 01JMC, Private Collection Image 2: Untitled, 1960. acrylic on paper, 14 x 9 1/2 in. (sight). LMPF Inv. no. 01NMH, Private Collection Image 3: Untitled, 1959. ink and acrylic on paper, 5 3/4 x 4 1/2 in. (sight). LMPF Inv. no. 37JM. © #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund. #BerryCampbell #BerryCampbellGallery #ArtistEstate #LibbieMarkPainting #WomanArtist #FemaleArtist #WomenInTheArts #WomensArtHistory #NewYorkArtist #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractArt #AbstractArtist #AbstractMark #AbstractWorkOnPaper #1950sPainting #FiftiesPainting #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #ProvincetownArtist @AslNyc #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

Check out this fiery jewel-colored abstract exhibited at #LibbieMark's #KnapikGallery solo show in 1962, and her posthumous solo show 60 years later at the @NationalArtsClub! This painting demonstrates a variety of @LibbieMarkArtist's techniques for building up her impastoed surfaces. Please swipe for detail images of this gorgeous #SurfaceTexture and brilliant color, as well as an installation view of her #NationalArtsClub show. Please see links in bio for website, email list signup, and gallery rep @BerryCampbell. Please follow and share! Image 1: Libbie Mark, #CollagePainting no. 42, 1962. oil and collage on canvas, 40 x 26 in. Inv. no. 16J. © #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund. 📷 @PaulMutino Images 2-5: painting details Image 6: Gallery view. "Art of the Abstract Mark: Libbie Mark’s Collage Paintings and Other Works, 1950s–1960s" January 18 - February 25, 2022, curated by @JenniferUhrhane, Curator and Consultant to the Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund. 📷 #JenniferUhrhane #BerryCampbell #BerryCampbellGallery #BostonArtCurator #BostonArtConsultant #ArtistEstate #LibbieMarkPainting #LibbieMarkArtist #FemaleArtist #WomenInTheArts #WomensArtHistory #NewYorkArtist #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractArt #AbstractArtist #AbstractMark #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #ArtistLegacy #ArtisticLegacy #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

1900s smock with 1960s paintings & 1930s dog purse

#LibbieMark was a member of the #Vectors, a remarkably understudied but fascinating New York #ArtistsGroup. So far, research shows a membership list spanning 10 years and consisting of 23 artists, including 2married couples. Despite turnover, the group featured strong female representation. Notably, 7 of the original 1957 roster of 10 were women, and in 8 of 9 exhibitions documented with listed participants, over 50% were female! This is especially meaningful at a time when women were not as recognized or given as much exposure as men (a recurring problem). To date, we have confirmed that Libbie participated in 5 Vectors shows between Jan 1963 and Oct 1967. Her archive, held by the #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund, contains an announcement for their 1964 “8th Annual Exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture” held at #NewYorkUniversity; this was the first documentation found of #LibbieMarkArtist’s membership in the group. We also have records of the #AbstractExpressionist paintings included in the Vectors 1967 “Eleventh Annual Exhibition.” Please swipe to view the 1957, 1964 and 1967 exhibition postcards and one of her #CollagePainting s from the ’67 show, recently placed in a private collection by gallery rep @BerryCampbell. For further reading, our website libbiemark.com has an essay about the Vectors; see links in bio for this and other Libbie info, and the email list signup if you haven’t already joined! Please follow and share. Image 1: @92ndStreetY Kaufmann Art Gallery “Vectors Art Exhibition” postcard, 1957. #RhodaSklarPlatt Papers, Collection @JudithTrepp and @SelinaTrepp. Image 2: @NYUniversity Contemporary Arts Gallery, “Vectors 8th Annual Exhibition” postcard, 1964. Inv. no. ARCHJM-054. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Collection. Image 3: Manufacturers Hanover Trust “Vectors Eleventh Annual Exhibition” postcard, 1967. Ben and Evelyn Wilson Papers, @MontclairStateGalleries, @MontclairStateU, Montclair, NJ. Image 4: Libbie Mark, “Collage Painting No. 67-6,” 1967. Acrylic and paper collage on paper, mounted on canvas, 39 7/8 x 30 1/4 in. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Inv. no. 13JM; #BerryCampbellGallery Inv. No. MARK-00004. Private Collection.

This beautiful work is one of over thirty #AbstractExpressionist #CollagePaintings that #LibbieMark exhibited in her solo show "Libbie Mark: Paintings and Collages" at the former #KnapikGallery in NYC in May-June 1962. An atypical #AbstractPainting for the artist, but no less strong or striking, it is a rare horizontal format and features a softer palette than many of her works. This piece is supported by significant archival info. It has a 1962 Knapik Gallery solo exhibition number label on its original wood strip frame, and artist and work info labels on verso. It is also shown in surviving installation photos and the pricelist for the show. For further reading, her website libbiemark.com has an essay about this solo show. Please swipe for more photos and see links in bio for more Libbie info, email list signup, and gallery rep @BerryCampbell. Please follow and share! Image 1: Libbie Mark, Collage Painting no. 32, 1962. Acrylic polymer latex and paper collage on canvas, 24 1/4 x 30in. Inv. no. 38JM. © #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund. Image 2: painting verso detail Images 3 & 4: Knapik Gallery exhibition announcement details. Inv. no. ARCHJM-014. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Collection. Image 5: Nathan Rabin, Libbie Mark at Knapik Gallery, 1962. Inv. no. ARCHJM–024. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Collection. ©Nathan Rabin Archive, Department of Image Collections, National Gallery of Art Library @NGAdc, Washington, DC. [Collage Painting no. 32 is at far left] #LibbieMarkArtist #LibbieMarkPainting #BerryCampbell #BerryCampbellGallery #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #WomenInTheArts #WomenArtists #WomanArtist #FemaleArtist #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #AbstractExpressionism #WomensArtHistory #AbstractMark #ArtistEstate #ArtistLegacy #ArtisticLegacy #AbstractArtist #ImpastoPainting #HansHofmann #HansHofmannStudent @AslNyc #ArtStudentsLeague #ArtStudentsLeagueStudent @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

Tomorrow, on September 13, Libbie Mark, née Berman, was born in Jersey City, NJ in 1905. While living in Great Neck, NY, Mark enrolled in courses at the #GreatNeckAdultEducation fine arts program, known for its significant artist faculty such as #NellBlaine, @HelenFrankenthalerFoundation, #GraceHartigan, @Louise.Nevelson, #FairfieldPorter, and @LarryRiversFoundation. In the mid-late 1950s once her kids were off to college, #LibbieMarkArtist and her husband Edward relocated to NYC where she studied with #VaclavVytlacil at the @AslNyc #ArtStudentsLeague. Vytlacil encouraged her to study with #HansHofmann in Provincetown in 1957. #LibbieMark continued to paint in her NY studio and spend summers in Provincetown until 1971. She painted until her death in 1972 at age 66. Mark created an important body of innovative paintings with her own unique take on #AbstractExpressionism and collage. Also this week: your last chance to see Libbie Mark's collage paintings and other works by great #WomenArtists in "Collage: Selections from Post-War Women," a gorgeous show at @RosenbergAndCo that closes on Friday, September 15. Please swipe for #LibbieMarkPainting s included in the show, with details of the intricate collage texture of each. Visit rosenbergco.com for the whole exhibition, and see bio for Libbie links including gallery rep @BerryCampbell. Please follow and share! Image 1: #CollagePainting No. 37, c. 1962. Acrylic polymer latex and paper collage on paper, mounted on linen, mounted on Masonite, 30 x 24 in. #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund Inv. no. 23R; BCG inv. no. MARK-00021. Image 2: detail Image 3: Untitled Collage Painting, 1957-65. acrylic and paper collage on linen, 24 x 48 in. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Inv. no. 19R; BCG inv. no. MARK-00019. Image 4: detail Image 5: Untitled Collage Painting, c. 1965. Acrylic and paper collage on Masonite 29 3/4 x 23 7/8 in. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Inv. no. 24J; BCG inv. no. MARK-00022. Image 6: detail

@JenniferUhrhane here, curator for the #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund...What is your favorite #LibbieMark painting and why? I am featuring one of my favorites today. It is one of Mark's smallest at 6 x 4 inches(!) but still packs a significant color punch. This is likely from the late 50s, perhaps after completing her studies with #HansHofmann in Provincetown and #VaclavVytlacil at the #ArtStudentsLeague. Still feeling her way around, Mark seemed to be experimenting with others’ styles, and hadn’t yet settled on her own signature #CollagePainting technique. This is one of the few surviving Mark works on paper. Like a few others from the late 50s, it has a bit of a #JacksonPollock #DripPainting quality. But it also hints at the #LibbieMarkArtist of the future, with its heavily vertical format, sophisticated sense of color (that tiny pop of green at the top!!), and layers of texture...in this case achieved purely by the application of shapes and lines in paint - nothing else is worked into the surface. What is your favorite Mark painting and why? Please message us, and we will feature the work in a future post along with some fascinating tidbits about it. Please swipe for details of this gorgeous diminutive artwork, visit libbiemark.com for more #LibbieMarkPainting s, and see bio for links including gallery rep @BerryCampbell. Please follow and share! Image: Libbie Mark, Untitled, 1950s. acrylic on paper, 6 x 4 in. Inv. no. 12J. ©Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund. #BerryCampbell #BerryCampbellGallery #JenniferUhrhane #AbstractMark #ArtistEstate #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #1950sPainting #FiftiesPainting #FemaleArtist #WomanArtist #WomenInTheArts #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #AbstractPainting #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent #ArtStudentsLeagueStudent @AslNyc @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @she_curates_

Offered here is a remarkable original bas relief in plaster, found objects, and oil paint. It is signed “Davies” and undated. This color and style is typical of the Mid-Century. It is reminiscent of works by Giovanni Schoeman, Paul Evans, and Roger Capron. It is in its original aluminum frame and measures 25×25 inches. #paulevans #rogercapron #basrelief #midcentury #midcenturyabstract #abstractsculpture #abstractpainting #1960sstyle #plasterrelief #wallsculpture #1960spainting

British Art Fair at Saatchi Gallery - 28 September - 1 October Echoing Red, c1965 @whitfordfineart Stand 1 #1960spainting #earlyirvins @britishartfair

@RosenbergAndCo shared with us some installation views of #LibbieMark's paintings in "Collage: Selections from Post-War Women," an important show on view until September 15. Here shown with a few of her better-known peers, Mark's recognition is growing as an innovative member of New York’s #AbstractExpressionist art world. From the press release: "Through the work of these seminal artists, the exhibition examines the nature of collage as a medium and asserts the technique's role in the disruptive dialogues that occurred in post-war art...the exhibition celebrates the technique’s edifying potential and recognizes the artists that utilized the medium while contributing to the social, and artistic, developments of the post war period." Please swipe for Mark's #CollagePainting s included in the show, visit rosenbergco.com for the whole exhibition, and see bio for Libbie links including gallery rep @BerryCampbell. Please follow and share! Image 1, L to R: - #BeatriceMandelman, Untitled (Eye to Eye), c. 1960s, Mixed media and collage on paper. -Libbie Mark, Untitled Collage Painting, c. 1965. Acrylic and paper collage on Masonite. #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund Inv. no. 24J; BCG inv. no. MARK-00022. -Beatrice Mandelman, Untitled (Freaks), c. 1960s. Mixed media and collage on paper Image 2, L to R: -Libbie Mark, Collage Painting No. 37, c. 1962. Acrylic polymer latex and paper collage on paper, mounted on linen, mounted on Masonite. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Inv. no. 23R; BCG inv. no. MARK-00021. - #AnneRyan, Untitled (no. 366) group C, c. 1948–54. Collage. -Anne Ryan, Untitled (no. 506), Group A, c. 1948–54. Collage. -Anne Ryan, Untitled (no. 239), c. 1948–54, Collage. Image 3, L to R: -Libbie Mark, Untitled Collage Painting, 1957-65. acrylic and paper collage on linen. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Inv. no. 19R; BCG inv. no. MARK-00019. - #PerleFine, Swift Plunge - Construction, c. 1966. Wood collage. -Perle Fine, Quiet Motion - Construction with yellow, c. 1966. Wood collage.

My girl , @vintagejitterbug , introduced me to this little Downey gem not too long ago and I was so in love with the interior. You know that I’m a total Italia-boo and it was sooo cute in there. I was especially in love with all the paintings ! 🖼️👩🏻‍🎨 So since they are closing down after being in business since 1964, they were selling the paintings !! I snagged the last good one (in my opinion) and I’m so happy! These were original to the restaurant since 1964 ❤️ I feel very grateful to own a little piece of Frantone’s history… now I can stare at The Pantheon from the comfort of my own home 🇮🇹 #frantones #frantonespizza #frantonesdowney #frantonespizzaandspaghettivilla #1960s #1960spainting

Reposting @RosenbergCo's lovely #LibbieMark Insta story profile from last week: Libbie Mark (1905-1972) was an American #AbstractExpressionist artist, best known for incorporating collage within her paintings, exemplifying a mastery of texture and composition. Libbie Berman was born in 1905 in Jersey City, New Jersey. In 1927, she married Edward Mark, and the couple resided in her hometown before relocating to Great Neck, New York in 1939. Throughout her artistic education, Mark painted in a variety of styles, however, by the mid-1950s, Mark had firmly shifted to working in an Abstract Expressionist manner. In the later half of the 1950’s, Mark attended #VaclavVytlacil’s classes at the #ArtStudentsLeague, a summer course with #HansHofmann in Provincetown, MA, and relocated to New York City to further her artistic career. A singular, but positively reviewed, solo exhibition of Mark’s work was held during her lifetime in 1962. The exhibition took place at the #KnapikGallery, in which Mark debuted the collage painting technique that ultimately became her signature style. By the mid-1960s, Mark worked almost exclusively in her #CollagePainting style, in which she incorporated paper and other materials into acrylic paint, applied to paper, masonite, or canvas to create heavily textured surfaces. In the years following her solo exhibition, Mark continued to cultivate her unique style and participated in a number of group shows with the #Vectors—an #ArtistGroup that featured majority female membership. Despite being largely unacknowledged during her lifetime, Mark’s innovative use of collage provides a landmark in examining the development of the technique within #AbstractExpressionism. Works by Libbie Mark are available to view in our current exhibition, "Collage: Selections From Post-War Women Artists." Please swipe for entire slideshow, visit rosenbergco.com for exhibition info, and see bio for Libbie info & gallery rep @BerryCampbell. Research and images provided courtesy of the #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund and curator @JenniferUhrhane. Please follow and share!

SOLD......Original 1950s-60s equestrian painting. Signed at upper left corner. 36” x 23”. Custom rustic frame. [$450] #equestrianpainting #vintagepainting #1950spainting #1960spainting #scoutlex #horsepainting

FYI #LibbieMark is featured in "Collage: Selections from Post-War Women," a gorgeous show at @RosenbergAndCo on view until September 15! From the press release: "[It is a] group exhibition that brings together 30 works by 12 exemplary women artists from the latter half of the 20th century. Through the work of these seminal artists, the exhibition examines the nature of collage as a medium and asserts the technique's role in the disruptive dialogues that occurred in post-war art...Several art movements are highlighted, in particular, #AbstractExpressionism, which makes a case for the connection between collage and abstraction, while emphasizing the devalued role of women artists within the movement...the exhibition celebrates the technique’s edifying potential and recognizes the artists that utilized the medium while contributing to the social, and artistic, developments of the post war period." Artists included: #PerleFine, @judithwhitneygodwin, #AddieHerder, #IdaKohlmeyer, #BeatriceMandelman, @LibbieMarkArtist, #CharlottePark, #AnneRyan, #JudithRothschild, #SonjaSekula, #MiriamSchapiro, and #YvonneThomas. Please swipe for Libbie's #CollagePainting s included in the show, visit rosenbergco.com for the whole exhibition, and see bio for Libbie links including gallery rep @BerryCampbell. Please follow and share! Image 1: Untitled Collage Painting, c. 1965. Acrylic and paper collage on Masonite 29 3/4 x 23 7/8 in. #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund Inv. no. 24J; BCG inv. no. MARK-00022. Image 2: Collage Painting #37, c. 1962. Acrylic polymer latex and paper collage on paper, mounted on linen, mounted on Masonite, 30 x 24 in. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Inv. no. 23R; BCG inv. no. MARK-00021. Image 3: Untitled Collage Painting, 1957-65. acrylic and paper collage on linen, 24 x 48 in. Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Inv. no. 19R; BCG inv. no. MARK-00019.