ALLAN D'ARCANGELO "LANDSCAPE (HIGHWAY)" 1971 Richard Diebenkorn abstract expressionism rather than being applied by

rather than being applied by brush or another tool

One of the artists that has been at the forefront of this new mentality is Lee Krasner

almost lyrical approach to pictorial structure

" and numbered "54/60" in pencil

emphasizing the malleability of the human persona

ALLAN D'ARCANGELO "LANDSCAPE (HIGHWAY)" 1971 Richard Diebenkorn abstract expressionism rather than being applied byAllan D'Arcangelo (1930 1988) was an American printmaker best known for his hard edge depictions of motorways and road signs. Working within the margins of Pop Art, Minimalism, and Surrealism, D'Arcangelo valued subject over style. He believed deeply in morality, valuing a culture of protest and resistance. His most explored subject was the American experience. At the time that this edition was published, D'Arcangelo was represented by the iconic