Pencil drawing on paper done by Sam Kaner, with antique frame and a gray passepartout

“Nude” made in the 1950s. Signed with monogram sk

Sam Kaner (1924–1990) was an American painter and printmaker, an influential figure in the post-war art scene, recognized for his role as a bridge between the European and American avant-gardes

Kaner's work merges the gestural energy of Abstract Expressionism with the colorful spontaneity of the CoBrA movement. His canvases, often abstract, are distinguished by a vivid palette and expressive dynamics.

Framed with a antique hand painted frame, placed on a light gray background, with a drak gray passepartout

H38xW27 cm.