The first comprehensive survey of American painter Nicole Wittenberg's two-decade career. Featuring landscapes, portraits, and figurative works alongside previously unpublished pieces, this monograph showcases her distinctive expressive mark-making and dynamic approach to composition. Essays by art historian Suzanne Hudson, curator Devon Zimmerman, and painter David Salle, along with an extended artist conversation, provide critical insight into Wittenberg's artistic practice. Presented in a cloth case featuring details from her floral work, this publication represents the definitive overview of her artistic vision and vision.