Jennifer Bartlett “seamlessly combined the refined aesthetic of minimalism with expressive and emotional painting, and [created] a vast and varied body of work.” The installation artist, painter, printmaker, and sculptor often combined multiple types of print in a single work, including drypoint, aquatint, screenprint, woodcut and lithography. The progressive approach to modern art taught at Yale University and the nearby thriving art scene of New York were instrumental in her early development.
Source: ARTNews
