display/OC-FAS was proud to present a preview of a museum exhibition of 40 rarely seen paintings of this talented and pioneering artist. (714) 283-4864
Twice a recipient of a Guggerheim Fellowship (in 1932 and 1936), she spent a great deal of her time traveling alone in rural Mexico. Each canvas in this showing demonstrates the author’s vital intimate knowledge of the places and peoples she depicts. She is not content with surface lines and colors, but goes behind to the essence. Hence all her work has considerably more than technical dimensions; it has spiritual penetration, a knowledge of cultural unity and continuity, of the relationship of people to their plants, their fruits, their animals, their dwellings, and their food.
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The Mexican Odyssey of An American Painter
By Carleton Deals for Midtown Galleries, 605 Madison Avenue, New York City (c. 1963)
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