THE SIXTIES

Conferring, confronting, Miss Weber catches the instantaneity of her subject’s preoccupations. Utilizing a hard-edge, immaculate technique, these large, meticulous liquitex paintings and small drawings employee sharp color, flatly applied. Space, courageously emptied, is curiously dramatic.

Pictures on Exhibit, February 1963

PAINTINGS • SCULPTURES • WORKS ON PAPER

Paintings

What’s Big and Black and Eats Rocks?, 1961

75” x 48”

Private Collection

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SCULPTURE

Did Ruby Have a Hat?, 1965

10.25" x 8.25" x .25"

Estate of Idelle Weber

For a deeper understanding of Weber's work in the 1960s go here

WORKS ON PAPER

Flower Girl, 1960

12.5" x 9.75"

Estate of Idelle Weber

IDELLE WEBER ON SOCIAL MEDIA:

WEBER, DNC, & THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Weber's Convention Fury is part of the Tribune's coverage of the Chicago Democratic national Convention.

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