Patricia Hermine Sloane Large Signed Abstract Mid Century Oil Painting

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This is a fantastic large original Mid-Century oil on canvas by listed New York artist Dr. Patricia Hermine Sloane (1934–2001). … Read more This is a fantastic large original Mid-Century oil on canvas by listed New York artist Dr. Patricia Hermine Sloane (1934–2001). Sloane was an accomplished American painter, author, professor of Fine Arts, and an active participant in New York's postwar art scene. Her work is represented in the Museum of Modern Art lending collection, and she was a member of the influential 10th Street Galleries (Camino Gallery) during the 1950s and 1960s alongside many of the leading artists of the New York School.

This vibrant large-scale composition is a wonderful example of Sloane's distinctive style, combining sweeping black contours with bold biomorphic forms in vivid greens, cobalt blues, pinks, and yellows. The simplified composition and saturated palette create a strong visual presence while retaining the playful, organic character found throughout her work. Signed on the reverse stretcher bar so the work may be displayed in any orientation according to the collector's preference. Presented in a warm-toned wood gallery frame and ready to hang.

We purchased a significant portion of Patricia Sloane's estate and are proud to offer one of the largest private collections of her work. We have paintings in a variety of sizes, styles, and color palettes, along with personal photographs, writings, and archival materials. Please contact us if you are looking for a particular size or style.

Certification: Gallery Certificate of Authenticity included.

Condition: Very good vintage condition. The painting displays beautifully with light wear consistent with age. The frame has minor cosmetic wear from normal handling. Please review all photographs.

Measurements: Canvas measures 43" x 35". Framed dimensions are approximately 45.5" x 37.5".

About the Artist: Patricia Hermine Sloane (1934-2001) studied at the Dayton Art Institute, Rhode Island School of Design, Ohio University Graduate School, the National Academy of Design, Hunter College, and with the renowned artist Hans Hofmann.

She exhibited widely throughout the 1950s and 1960s, including solo exhibitions at Grand Central Moderns and exhibitions at Fordham University, the University of Rhode Island, Chelsea Exhibit at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Riverdale YMHA, and Emanuel Midtown YMHA. Her work is represented in the Museum of Modern Art lending collection, the Andrew Dickinson White Museum at Cornell University, and the University of Notre Dame.

In addition to her career as a painter, Sloane was a frequent contributor to the Village Voice, where she published both critical writings and illustrations. She also served as a gallery lecturer at the Whitney Museum and taught at numerous institutions throughout her career, including Ohio University, the University of Rhode Island, the Community College of the City of New York, Trenton Junior College, and the Scarsdale Community Workshop. See less