Kathleen’s work is defined by its modernism sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
A Boy Named Alligator
Kathleen Blackshear (American, 1897–1988)
Crabs, Etc.
Kathleen Blackshear American, 1897-1988
Portrait of Richard
Baptism - print #6 of 52 in the 1936 Calendar of The Chicago Society of Artists
Ruby Lee - print #8 of 52 in the 1936 Calendar of The Chicago Society of Artists
Feeling.Fluttery.Fear.Flight
Kathleen King American, born 1951
Bison Standing
Kathleen McKeith Cooke American, born 1908
Zissou in his Tire Boat, Chateau de Rouzat
Jacques-Henri Lartigue (French, 1894–1986) printed under the artist's supervision by Jean Yves du Barré (French, 20th century)
Cousin "Bichonnade" in Flight
The Other Series; After Durer
Kathleen Grove American, born 1948
Type B
Christopher Wool American, born 1955
Grand Prix of the Automobile Club of France
Chart from a Possible Future, #1
Harry Bouras American, 1931-1993
Untitled, from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Print Seminar, March 1975 Portfolio
Wheeled Bobsleigh Designed by Jacques Henri Lartigue
Martinique
André Kertész American, born Hungary, 1894–1985
Simone Roussel on the Beach at Villerville
My Brother, Zissou, Gets His Glider Airborne, Chateau de Rouzat
Three Trees in a Snowy Landscape
Robert Demachy French, 1859–1936