JOAN MITCHELL at BMA: Part 3 - The 1960s

7/24/2022

Moving through the Joan Mitchell exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art, Lauren and I were treated to Mitchell's work of the 1960s, which according to the museum were made during her travels and residency in Europe. Most (with the exception of Untitled pictured below) are characterized with dark greens, blues or purples.

Joan Mitchell: Untitled, 1961

Joan Mitchell: Girolata Triptych (detail), 1963

Joan Mitchell: Blue Tree, 1964

Joan Mitchell: Vètheuil, 1967-68

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JOAN MITCHELL at BMA: Part 3 - The 1960s

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