Ambitious, bold, energetic; full of action, scale, intensity, drama, Abstract Expressionism – a term loosely applied to artists working in New York in the 1940s and reaching their zenith in the 1950s – marked the entry point to America’s abstract avant-garde. It was a movement that paved the way for radical art-making in the latter half of the twentieth…
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