This piece is offered for LOCAL PICK UP ONLY and will NOT ship priced as is. If you would like to inquire about an oversized shipping quote please email experimentalvintage@gmail.com
Artist, Inez Weissman (1924–2014) grew up in New York City and lived in New York State before moving to Portland, Oregon in 1987. As a young woman in New York, she lived with her cousin, the sculptor Louise Nevelson, and became immersed in the vibrant world of American modern artists.
Growing up during the Great Depression shaped her lifelong commitment to social justice. She was widely known as a political activist and worked across many movements, including labor organizing, civil rights, and feminism.
Inez was an accomplished painter, who studied at the Woodstock School of Art and exhibited her work in galleries in both New York and Oregon. Her paintings are recognized for their boldness, emotional intensity, and strong use of color.
measures: 49” x 37”
oil on canvas, framed without wire
signed, titled and dated by the artist
***Condition notes: in overall very good vintage condition. Other imperfections and natural signs of age on items listed may include, but are not limited to: pin holes, tape marks, small tears or rounded edges. We do our very best to include these types of wear in our photographs. Please review photos closely. Items used in photographs such as clips, clipboards and other items are not included or for sale.
All sales are final.
I want you to love your Experimental Vintage goods!
Please look at the photos carefully and ask any and all questions before purchasing, as I do not accept returns.
Thank you for your understanding.
This piece is offered for LOCAL PICK UP ONLY and will NOT ship priced as is. If you would like to inquire about an oversized shipping quote please email experimentalvintage@gmail.com
Artist, Inez Weissman (1924–2014) grew up in New York City and lived in New York State before moving to Portland, Oregon in 1987. As a young woman in New York, she lived with her cousin, the sculptor Louise Nevelson, and became immersed in the vibrant world of American modern artists.
Growing up during the Great Depression shaped her lifelong commitment to social justice. She was widely known as a political activist and worked across many movements, including labor organizing, civil rights, and feminism.
Inez was an accomplished painter, who studied at the Woodstock School of Art and exhibited her work in galleries in both New York and Oregon. Her paintings are recognized for their boldness, emotional intensity, and strong use of color.
measures: 49” x 37”
oil on canvas, framed without wire
signed, titled and dated by the artist
***Condition notes: in overall very good vintage condition. Other imperfections and natural signs of age on items listed may include, but are not limited to: pin holes, tape marks, small tears or rounded edges. We do our very best to include these types of wear in our photographs. Please review photos closely. Items used in photographs such as clips, clipboards and other items are not included or for sale.
All sales are final.
I want you to love your Experimental Vintage goods!
Please look at the photos carefully and ask any and all questions before purchasing, as I do not accept returns.
Thank you for your understanding.
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