Vaclav Vytlacil Abstract Drawing, 1977, 2nd of Two canisters with text and I’ve priced it accordingly)—not

and I’ve priced it accordingly)—not visible if turned around

but I especially love the roosters

This is an unmatched but closely related pair of Chinese porcelain ‘Kitchen Ming’ dishes

I only recently learned of the work of Hans Teppich

I found this beauty in an an antique shop in New Hampshire that had some terrific old wooden things and I was immediately smitten

Vaclav Vytlacil Abstract Drawing, 1977, 2nd of Two canisters with text and I’ve priced it accordingly)—notI knew when I found this drawing (and a second listed separately) sent as a Christmas card to artist Lois Gross Smiley, at whose estate sale I found itthat it was somethingand I was right! This is the work of Vaclav Vytlacil (1892 1984), a major figure in the emergence of American modernism. Vytacil co founded the American Abstract Artist Group, the predecessor of the New York School Abstract Expressionism, and his now highly valued paintings are in