Up for your consideration is this Magnificent 'RARE' Mid Century Modernist Abstract Brutalist Expressionist Cityscape Painting by Listed Artist Lillian Goldberg. Professionally Framed and Straight out of a Mid Century Modern Estate Sale. Extraordinarily Massive Oil Painting on Canvas consisting of Beautiful Olive Greens and Browns with Touches of Yellow and Lime Green representing a Futuristic Abstract Cityscape. Artist Signed 'Goldberg' in Lower Right Corner. Off White Linen Liner Insert is Mounted between the Canvass and the Frame Enhancing the Beauty of the Artwork. The 1/2" Linen Liner also Offers the Visual Impact and Contrast of a Boarder Separating the Art from the Frame, thus not Requiring a Clear Glass Cover. The Liner Serves the Same Purpose as a Mat. Piece Measures an Impressive 6' - 3" ( 75" Inches) Wide X 13 1/2" Inches Tall X 2" Inches Thick and is in Excellent Vintage Condition with no signs of age and wear. This is Truely a Remarkably Gorgeous Piece of Artwork. Ideal Painting for above a Sofa or Danish Modern Credenza. Magnificent Brand New $1000 Frame makes this Piece a Dazzling Display in any Decor. **NOTE: (PAINTING WILL SHIP IN BRAND NEW BOX)**. In addition to your Modern or Contemporary Setting, this Abstract Painting would be a wonderful addition to any Danish Modern, Paul Evans, Curtis Jere, Mid Century, Modernist or Eames Decor. I sell mostly VINTAGE items, thus they are USED and should be expected as such. As with the nature of Vintage, there can be usual wear consistent with age. Any extremes in condition will be noted in the items description. Please ask questions BEFORE you Commit to Buy. Goldberg, Lillian C., 1915-1991 Lillian C. Goldberg was born in Canada on June 27, 1915 and came to Denver at the age of seven. While as a student at North High School, she began doing fashion illustrations for local department stores. At age thirty five she turned from commercial art to fine art, studying with Angelo do Benedetto and Frank Vavra. Vavra taught at the University of Denver. Goldberg participated in the ?Own your Own? shows at the Denver Art Museum on the 1950s-1960s. She also did solo exhibitions at Denver United States National Bank at Mile High Center in 1960 and 1966.It was around this time that she created the paintings of the ?Three Kings? and ?Moses? at Congregation Emanuel and ?Three Rabbis? at the Jewish Community Center for which she is best known. The Hebrew Educational Alliance displays a related painting. Lillian was married to Ralph Goldberg, proprietor of Sunlight Metal Products, who died in 1979. She is the mother of Dr. Stephen Goldberg, artist Lesleigh Goldberg and Beverly Goldberg-Caffe. The family lived at 314 Eudora Street and belonged to Congregation Emanuel. Lillian died on March 4, 1991. She is buried at Congregation Emmanuel Cemetery in Denver. RETURN POLICY DETAILS: Return this item within 30 days for a full refund of your purchase price only if item arrives significantly not as described and has been grossly misrepresented in the listing. Thanks for your interest. Please check out my other Mid Century Modern items!