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Hand signed by the artist // Levitation by Adolph Gottlieb is a limited-edition serigraph created in 1969. This abstract work consists of bold, organic shapes in striking colors, including a vivid red, a warm orange, a deep black, and a lush green. The forms float against a stark white background, creating a sense of balance and energy despite their asymmetry. The piece reflects Gottlieb's exploration of symbolic abstraction, where simple shapes and vibrant colors evoke emotional responses. The composition suggests weightlessness, aligning with the title, as if these forms are hovering in a serene, meditative space. Gottlieb’s use of color and shape conveys a powerful visual language that invites interpretation.
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Hand signed by the artist // Levitation by Adolph Gottlieb is a limited-edition serigraph created in 1969. This abstract work consists of bold, organic shapes in striking colors, including a vivid red, a warm orange, a deep black, and a lush green. The forms float against a stark white background, creating a sense of balance and energy despite their asymmetry. The piece reflects Gottlieb's exploration of symbolic abstraction, where simple shapes and vibrant colors evoke emotional responses. The composition suggests weightlessness, aligning with the title, as if these forms are hovering in a serene, meditative space. Gottlieb’s use of color and shape conveys a powerful visual language that invites interpretation.
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Adolph Gottlieb
Jetsam, 1967
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Adolph Gottlieb
Levitation, 1969
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