American · b. 1947
Printmaking
Gail Flanery is a printmaker whose abstract work is primarily suggestive of landscape and natural elements. She creates unique monotypes on paper that are often manipulated with collage or pastel. Flanery graduated from Cooper Union in 1972 and has studied Japanese woodblock printing. Her work is held in numerous corporate collections and the permanent collection of the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum.