CHARLES PACHTER "ROSE WINDOW" LITHO, 1964 Charles Pachter swimmer that same year Koons was

that same year Koons was rejected from showing at the "Documenta 9" contemporary art fair to be held in Kassel

including illustrations and prints in a wide variety of formats

pop-ifies this Canadian scene

While there are works with elements in white

While Town coined the group's name (based on the number of artists who simply attended their first meeting) his output was diverse

CHARLES PACHTER "ROSE WINDOW" LITHO, 1964 Charles Pachter swimmer that same year Koons wasCharles Pacher (b. 1942, Toronto), is widely recognized as Canadas most renowned Pop artist, cherished for transforming national icons mounties, moose, hockey players, maple leaves, streetcars and more into colourful, irreverent and playful works. In the 1960s Pachter's work was characterized by emotive, even brooding, moods evocative of the Expressionist approach. "Rose Window" is a striking example from this era, and also demonstrates Pachters