
Minneapolis Institute of Art
The Window
Anne Ryan
- Date
- c. 1947–48
- Medium
- Color woodcut on black paper
- Department
- Arts of the Americas
- Institution
- Minneapolis Institute of Art
Though her art career spanned only 16 years, Anne Ryan was much-admired during her lifetime for her abstract and semi-abstract paintings, woodcuts, and collages. The Window feature Ryan’s characteristic “white-line” woodblock technique in which distinct areas of color are simultaneously printed on black paper to establish strongly contrasting forms while also suggesting a nocturnal setting. It is representative of Ryan’s practice, which featured subjects ranging from figurative to still lifes to pure abstraction. United States, Americas
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