This artist contrasted wavy strokes of blue and teal with larger fields of white and maroon in a painting whose name was taken from Keats's epitaph. Another painting by this artist of Whose Name Was Writ in Water was held in 
This artist contrasted wavy strokes of blue and teal with larger fields of white and maroon in a painting whose name was taken from Keats's epitaph. Another painting by this artist of Whose Name Was Writ in Water was held in the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art for over 25 years, during which it was illegal to show publicly, before being traded for a partial manuscript of the Shanameh. Glimpses of Lake Eden and the skyline of the Blue Ridge Mountains can be found in his painting Asheville, which was inspired by his time at Black Mountain College. In 1953, Robert Rauschenberg famously erased a drawing by this artist, whose other paintings include Black Friday, Light In August, and Interchange. The most famous works by this husband of Elaine Fried feature wild, exaggerated eyes, snarling mouths, and huge, pendulous breasts. For 10 points, identify this Dutch-born Abstract Expressionist who painted the Woman series.
This artist contrasted wavy strokes of blue and teal with larger fields of white and maroon in a painting whose name was taken from Keats's epitaph.