Abstract contemporary painting with layered blue, green, white, pink, and black brushstrokes
Book page titled “Judith Godwin: Style and Grace,” featuring two columns of text discussing her abstract paintings, including Abstraction 1954 and Abstraction #15.
Book page featuring an abstract painting titled “Ode to Kenzo,” 1955, by Godwin, with dark gestural brushstrokes on a light background, alongside art criticism text.
Abstract mixed-media artwork with layered white, blue, pink, gray, and black brushstrokes and geometric line patterns
Two-column art history book page discussing Abstract Expressionism, style, and artist Joan Godwin.
Abstract expressionist painting with bold black, blue, red, purple, and yellow geometric brushstrokes
Two-page art book spread discussing abstract expressionist painter Judith Godwin, with dense text and a caption for No. 11, 1958.
Abstract painting with layered geometric shapes in dark purple, blue, red, orange, and gold tones
Abstract painting of overlapping white angular brushstrokes on a dark blue, black, and reddish-brown background
Scanned book page with two columns of text discussing artist Godwin and a caption for the painting Trial, 1957–1959.
Two-column page from an art history book discussing decoration, color, structure, and Abstract Expressionism, with references to Godwin, Rothko, Barnett Newman, Mondrian, and Greenberg.
Two-column book page discussing painter M. Godwin, abstract expressionism, style, and dancer Martha Graham.
Abstract expressionist painting with bold red, black, navy blue, teal, tan, and white geometric brushstrokes
Book page about painter Pauline Godwin featuring an abstract painting titled Occident (1982) with bold red, orange, black, blue, and purple geometric forms.
Abstract expressionist painting with vivid red geometric forms against deep blue, purple, and black shapes
Book page featuring Joan Godwin’s abstract painting Blue Beams (1995), with blue, pink, red, black, and white geometric forms, alongside descriptive art criticism text.
Two-page book spread showing an art history article’s endnotes, author affiliation, and citations about artist Judith Godwin.
Two-column page of endnotes from an art history book, citing Judith Godwin, American Abstract Expressionism, Clement Greenberg, Barnett Newman, and related sources.