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LOUISE FISHMAN Original Artwork by Louise Fishman - Abstract Expressionist Paintings for Modern Home & Office Decor
LOUISE FISHMAN Original Artwork by Louise Fishman - Abstract Expressionist Paintings for Modern Home & Office DecorLOUISE FISHMAN Original Artwork by Louise Fishman - Abstract Expressionist Paintings for Modern Home & Office DecorLOUISE FISHMAN Original Artwork by Louise Fishman - Abstract Expressionist Paintings for Modern Home & Office DecorLOUISE FISHMAN Original Artwork by Louise Fishman - Abstract Expressionist Paintings for Modern Home & Office DecorLOUISE FISHMAN Original Artwork by Louise Fishman - Abstract Expressionist Paintings for Modern Home & Office DecorLOUISE FISHMAN Original Artwork by Louise Fishman - Abstract Expressionist Paintings for Modern Home & Office DecorLOUISE FISHMAN Original Artwork by Louise Fishman - Abstract Expressionist Paintings for Modern Home & Office DecorLOUISE FISHMAN Original Artwork by Louise Fishman - Abstract Expressionist Paintings for Modern Home & Office Decor

LOUISE FISHMAN Original Artwork by Louise Fishman - Abstract Expressionist Paintings for Modern Home & Office Decor

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Louise Fishman

This publication brings together a characteristically wide-ranging group of new works by painter Louise Fishman (born 1939). The paintings in this volume all appear as spontaneous improvisations upon an implied grid, but vary widely in scale (from 4 x 6 inches to 96 inches wide) and method. Paint is troweled, squeezed from the tube, diluted into a wash, pressed on with a sheet of paper and pulled off. The mediums include oil, watercolor, egg tempera, colored pencil, ink and graphite.

The varied nature of Fishman’s work can be explained by a simple statement from the artist herself: “My intention, always, was to not repeat a painting, was to not repeat aspects of paintings. My intention in painting is to keep discovering and to keep changing.”