This is a superb pair of Mid-Century modernist enamel on copper artworks by Judith Daner. Each panel is one tile plaque mounted on the original walnut wood frame. The abstract and stylized design features cityscape and various types of buildings. Judith Daner used the stenciling technique so that the artwork has a layered dimensional effect rendered in variations of red, orange, dark red, brick, and black enameling. All the various colors are set against a natural pink-copper sky background. The process making took multiple firings to accomplish. Each panel is signed on the bottom right corner with the initials "JD."
(Ambiance pictures might not have the exact actual size of the panel).
 
About:
Judith Daner (b. 1936- ) is currently 80 years old and resides in Ashland, Mass. Daner studied at Parson's School of Design, the Art Students League in New York, and she received her BFA with top honors from Pratt Institute. Her work has been exhibited in galleries and museums nationally and at the Biennale Internationale in France. Early in her career, Daner was a designer for Bovano of Cheshire, Connecticut, and Robert Wuersch Associates of Fall River, Massachusetts.