Tag : Abstract Expressionism

10th Street, Abstract Expressionism, Allen Ginsberg, avant garde, Beat writers, Bob Dylan, Camino gallery, DBS Associates, Elaine de Kooning, Esteban Vicente, Harmony Bar & Restaurant, Jack Kerouac, Joey Ramone, John Cohen, Michael Goldberg, Philip Guston, punk, punk rock, residential, Robert Frank, Robert L. Bien, The Ramones, The Saint Mark, William de Kooning

Abstract Expressionism, artist, Esteban Vicente, Fred W. McDarrah, Michael Goldberg, Moses E. Arment, Peter Stuyvesant, Philip Guston, residential, Tanager Gallery, Willem de Kooning

10th Street, Abstract Expressionism, African American History, artist, artist community, avant garde, Moses E. Arment, New York School, Peter Stuyvesant, residential, Selma Hortense Burke, Willem de Kooning, Woman I

10th Street, Abstract Expressionism, art, gallery, Hilda Carmel Gallery, Italianate, Jackson Pollock, John a. Stansbury, Mark Rothko, Quandam, residential, row house, Willem de Kooning

Abstract Expressionism, artist, Artist's Club, Fred W. McDarrah, James Burke, Nava Partners LLC, residential, SBLM Architects

Abstract Expressionism, Barney Rosset, Benjamin E. Love, Ellen R. Randell, Happenings, Iconoclast Grove Press, LGBTQ, neo-Grec, residential, Reuben Gallery, Robert Clark, Robert Indiana, Robert Motherwell

Abstract Expressionism, Bank of America, Boris Lurie, fire escapes, J.P. Morgan, James M. Farnsworth & Co., March Gallery, Metropolitan Club, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Life Insurance Company, NO!art movement, old law tenement, Pennsylvania Coal Company, Pop Art, Samuel Thorne & S.F. Jenkins, Stuyvesant Curiosity Shop, Union League, Vanderbilt

10th Street, Abstract Expressionism, avant garde, Brata Gallery, Camino gallery, gallery, Jack Kerouac, Johnny Ramone, Ramones, Yayoi Kusama

Abstract Expressionism, East 10th Corporation, Greenwich Arms, H.I. Feldman, residential/commercial, Willem de Kooning