Jeanne Patterson Miles (American, 1908-1999) Painting. Untitled. Blockhead oil on canvas painting. Signed on the back of canvas Jeanne Miles ’56. Measures 18 inches high, 14 inches wide. One quarter inch thick black strip frame. In good condition with surface grime and some scattered dots of white paint likely from painting a nearby wall with a paint roller.

Biography from Anita Shapolsky Gallery Jeanne Miles (1908 - 1999) was an extraordinary woman, who lived her entire life producing and celebrating art. While she became one of the first female members of the Club, the regular meetings of the Abstract Expressionists in New York, her work grew increasingly more geometric. An avid scholar of mysticism, Miles did work that seeks to explore the divine and spiritual truth and her mandalas serve as meditations on ritualistic designs. Influenced by Tantric art as well as Islamic and Tibetan work, her pieces draw the viewer in to contemplate the universal mysteries.

Condition is in the description