Invader

 

Jacob Kainen

  1909 - 2001 (biography)

1973  

lithograph 

28 3/4 x 20 3/8" image 

pencil, lower right 

3 of 50  

titled & dated 

Flint 117 

cream wove rag 

published 

 

JK105 

$900.00 

Throughout his remarkable life, Kainen experimented with different mediums and explored many styles, yet he identified himself as a painter. His work took root in the Social Realism of the 1930s, later becoming involved in the development of abstract expressionism. Fiercely independent and anti-establishment, he rejected labels and moved from visceral abstractions to figurative work to abstraction again, refining these styles at his own pace. His work became well known for its variations and diversity, color and form and explorations of light and space.