"Blue and Red Abstraction" by Gertrude Barrer, Amer., (1921-1997) Linocut which likely shows Horter's own

which likely shows Horter's own home or the view from it

toned in mat opening

who was a friend of the artist

water stains at top edge and foxing to support sheet discreetly entering image at top of chine

"Blue and Red Abstraction" by Gertrude Barrer, Amer., (1921-1997) Linocut which likely shows Horter's ownGouache and Ink, 1950, 7 3 4 x 10 , signed and dated in ink, on textured cream J Whatman Hand Made watermarked paper, a few tiny stray marks of paint in the large margins. Gertrude Barrer was a member of the group of painters in New York in the mid to late 1940s including Steve Wheeler, Ruth Lewin, Peter Busa Howard Daum and others who came to be know as the "Indian Space" painters. The name derives from their embrace of the flattened space,