Charis Wilson: Model and writer who became muse and collaborator for the photographer Edward Weston

Obituary of Charis Wilson in The Independent by Marcus Williamson

Kenneth Noland

Kenneth Noland was an American painter best known for his large-scale canvases, geometric figures and expanses of flat colour. Noland's "colour field" paintings, first seen in 1950s, were an example of what the art critic Clement Greenberg termed "post painterly abstraction".