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Color lithograph on Arches paper. Signed and Numbered. // This untitled colour lithograph from the Flight portfolio demonstrates Adolph Gottlieb's iconic Burst composition at its most refined. Printed on cream Arches paper in 1971, the image divides into two elemental zones: a luminous red disc with a soft pink halo floats in the upper register, while a dense black gestural mass erupts below, its spatters and drips radiating raw energy. Gottlieb conceived the Burst series as a dialogue between order and chaos, the celestial orb embodying contemplation and the calligraphic explosion channelling spontaneous force.
Untitled (from the Flight portfolio), 1971
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Color lithograph on Arches paper. Signed and Numbered. // This untitled colour lithograph from the Flight portfolio demonstrates Adolph Gottlieb's iconic Burst composition at its most refined. Printed on cream Arches paper in 1971, the image divides into two elemental zones: a luminous red disc with a soft pink halo floats in the upper register, while a dense black gestural mass erupts below, its spatters and drips radiating raw energy. Gottlieb conceived the Burst series as a dialogue between order and chaos, the celestial orb embodying contemplation and the calligraphic explosion channelling spontaneous force.
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