Checkered Lady a painting by Charlotte Klebanoff b.1925 Local tactile dialogue between mechanical utility

tactile dialogue between mechanical utility and the vulnerability of the body

Black matte and glossy texture enhance this accent piece with slightly turned up corners and a red cobalt organic center

California Artist

this intimate 8” x 8” work stands as one of Klemm’s very first twenty experimental pieces produced while studying under the legendary Southwestern "magic realist" painter William Hoey (1930-1994)

finished in a lustrious white glaze and featuring intricate detailing

Checkered Lady a painting by Charlotte Klebanoff b.1925 Local tactile dialogue between mechanical utility20" x 16" This a vibrant composition blending geometric shapes with figurative elements. Central to the piece is a woman adorned in bold red attire, surrounded by contrasting colors and patterns. The background includes stylized motifs, perhaps inspired by 20th century design, creating a dynamic interplay between the foreground and background. The checkerboard floor adds depth and perspective. Overall, the piece combines modernist aesthetics with a