The Pamet RiverThe Pamet River is an abstract collage with a variety of textures and colors, as well as highly contrasting panels that draw the viewer's attention to the finer details contained within each. The Pamet River, named after the Paomet tribe, flows through Truro, Massachusetts. From Brandywine Workshop and Archives records

What better material than poured concrete

and opaque separations or overlays

The lower register shifts to a map of the United States labeled "Home Lands

What has been submerged

The human form consists of a series of vertical blue and green strokes with a Taíno petroglyph at the center and a crescent moon that marks the subject's head

and culturally infused comments about the people

Many colors and stages later

Offset lithograph and hand coloring

he discovered a trove of photographs that had never been shared with the rest of the family

He is best known for his Drape paintings

Usually held around Christmas

which is a symbol of time—and the other is the fruit of allegorical pleasure