Willem de Kooning: Abstract Landscapes, 1955–63 Woodcut twelve months after she and

twelve months after she and the artist first met in Paris

Invoking flowers as a symbol of peace

and an essay by Carol Armstrong that traces compositional polarities and synergies through Frankenthaler’s output of this era

career-spanning account of Rick Lowe’s art and social practice

Willem de Kooning: Abstract Landscapes, 1955–63 Woodcut twelve months after she andThis book was published on the occasion of the exhibition Willem de Kooning: Abstract Landscapes, 195563 at Gagosians former gallery on West 23rd Street in New York. The selection of large scale gestural abstractions by the leading Abstract Expressionist traces a stylistic trajectory that critic Thomas Hess characterized as a sequence from Abstract Urban Landscape and Abstract Parkway Landscape through Abstract Pastoral Landscape. The catalogue