Barbara Thomason

American, active late 20th century

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  • The image depicts a composition of layered geometric shapes, predominately rectangles and parallelograms, arranged in an abstract manner. The outer shape is a wide, inverted 'L' filled with hot pink, framing a series of nested shapes progressively diminishing in size towards the center. Within the hot pink shape is a beige border surrounding a bright green parallelogram, containing a smaller light blue rectangle at its core. The arrangement resembles a distorted staircase or abstract fortress, suggesting connections to architectural designs or puzzle pieces.

    Conway

    Frank Stella, James Webb, Charles Ritt, Edward Henderson, Barbara Thomason, Jeff Wasserman, Gemini G.E.L.

    1967, published 1974

    Color lithograph and screenprint on arches wove paper  Accession ID  1981.5.124

    Not on view
  • The image displays a composition of geometric shapes with angular lines, forming an abstract design. There is a large, salmon-colored shape resembling a sideways letter 'S' connected to a green-bordered diamond shape filled with an orange hue.

    Effingham

    Frank Stella, James Webb, Barbara Thomason, Jeff Wasserman, Gemini G.E.L.

    1967, published 1974

    Color lithograph and screenprint on arches wove paper  Accession ID  1983.71.34

    Not on view
  • The image displays a collection of geometric shapes, mainly triangles and quadrilaterals, against a light background. A large red outline encloses nested shapes, including a green-filled triangle within a blue triangle. Next to the triangles, overlapping parallelograms with a green pattern are arranged. The composition uses primary and complementary colors for a vibrant and dynamic effect.

    Sanbornville

    Frank Stella, Serge Lozingot, Barbara Thomason, Jeff Wasserman, Gemini G.E.L.

    1967, published 1974

    Color lithograph and screenprint on arches wove paper  Accession ID  1983.71.37

    Not on view
  • The image displays nested triangular shapes with a mix of straight and diagonal lines, forming an abstract geometric pattern. The shapes create a design suggesting a futuristic arrowhead or angular shield. Deep red, pink, and brown colors highlight the contrast between the layers of triangles, giving a complex, vibrant look. The precision and symmetry of the design could prompt associations with a folded paper fortune teller or a modernized heraldic emblem.

    Tuftonboro

    Frank Stella, Daniel Freeman, Barbara Thomason, Jeffrey Balsmeyer, Jeff Wasserman, Gemini G.E.L.

    1967, published 1974

    Color lithograph and screenprint on arches wove paper  Accession ID  1983.71.35

    Not on view