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Etching and monotype - 2 plates of 140 x 100 cm. each Printed on Hahnemuhle, 300 gr. Total size 140 x 200 cm. - e/u (e?preuve unique) 8/8 // Dogs (Diptych, Pale Tones) by Alison Wilding is a monotype and etching created in 2005, characterized by its soft, muted tones and abstract forms. This diptych, composed of two large panels, each measuring 140 x 100 cm, features broad, sweeping strokes and layered shapes that suggest a mysterious, almost dreamlike landscape. The pale colors, dominated by shades of grey, white, and soft brown, create a quiet, contemplative mood. The composition’s abstract forms evoke fluidity and ambiguity, leaving space for viewers to interpret the imagery. Wilding's use of Hahnemuhle paper and unique printing techniques lends a delicate texture to the surface, enhancing the ethereal quality of the work. Limited to an edition of eight unique impressions, this piece demonstrates Wilding’s skill in balancing abstraction with a hint of representational depth.
Dogs (diptych, pale tones), 2005
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Etching and monotype - 2 plates of 140 x 100 cm. each Printed on Hahnemuhle, 300 gr. Total size 140 x 200 cm. - e/u (e?preuve unique) 8/8 // Dogs (Diptych, Pale Tones) by Alison Wilding is a monotype and etching created in 2005, characterized by its soft, muted tones and abstract forms. This diptych, composed of two large panels, each measuring 140 x 100 cm, features broad, sweeping strokes and layered shapes that suggest a mysterious, almost dreamlike landscape. The pale colors, dominated by shades of grey, white, and soft brown, create a quiet, contemplative mood. The composition’s abstract forms evoke fluidity and ambiguity, leaving space for viewers to interpret the imagery. Wilding's use of Hahnemuhle paper and unique printing techniques lends a delicate texture to the surface, enhancing the ethereal quality of the work. Limited to an edition of eight unique impressions, this piece demonstrates Wilding’s skill in balancing abstraction with a hint of representational depth.
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Minimalism is a style in music and visual arts characterized by pared-down designs and simplicity. It began in Western art after World War II, gaining prominence particularly in American visual arts. Minimalism draws heavily on aspects of modernism and is often viewed as a reaction against Abstract Expressionism, as well as a precursor to post-minimal art practices. Prominent minimalist artists include Agnes Martin, Donald Judd, Robert Morris, Frank Stella, and Dan Flavin.