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Franz Kline, ‘Elizabeth,’ 1958

New York | November 2015

Franz Kline, ‘Elizabeth,’ 1958

What we see in Franz Kline’s ‘Elizabeth' is the artist almost in a pas de deux with the canvas, inspired by his ballerina wife for whom the work is named. ‘Elizabeth' is just one of several important and impactful abstract works in The Collection of A. Alfred Taubman: Masterworks auction on 4 November in New York.

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