Norman Kanter was an abstractionist of unusual strength who worked from his Tribeca loft for over fifty years. His gestural works from the 1950s and early 60s personify the exuberance and beauty of the Abstract Expressionist movement. Graduating from Berkeley in 1956 Kanter maintained his West Coast ties over the years returning often to teach and exhibit. The Kanter estate is co-represented by McCormick Gallery and Vincent Vallarino Fine Art in New York.

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