Walter Kamys “Assissi” 1955 Ink on Paper Signed Lower Right Gallery Label en Verso nature art it makes a commanding statement

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artists and metalworkers in New York were producing highly decorative

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Walter Kamys “Assissi” 1955 Ink on Paper Signed Lower Right Gallery Label en Verso nature art it makes a commanding statementThis evocative ink on paper work titled Assisi was created in 1955 by Walter Kamys, capturing the historic Italian hill town through a distinctly modernist lens. Rather than a literal architectural rendering, Kamys abstracts the clustered forms of Assisi into a rhythmic composition of lines, planes, and tonal washes. The hillside village emerges organically, with structures stacking and interlocking in a way that conveys both density and elevation