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Allen Jones's Two Part Invention, 2012, abstract lithograph of two mirrored figures in bright, expressive colors with faceless square heads.

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Lithograph on Paper; signed, numbered // Two Part Invention by Allen Jones is a playful and abstract lithograph from 2012, featuring vibrant colors and expressive forms that highlight Jones's signature exploration of human figures and surrealism. This limited edition print contrasts two mirrored figures: one in warm yellows and greens, the other in rich reds and blues. Each figure has an exaggerated, faceless head represented by a solid square, adding an element of abstraction. The figures seem to merge into their background, suggesting movement and spontaneity. The juxtaposition of bright and earthy tones creates a dynamic composition that evokes a sense of duality and balance. Jones’s work often flirts with abstraction while maintaining recognizable human forms, making Two Part Invention both engaging and enigmatic. This lithograph is hand-signed and numbered, part of an edition of 40.

Artwork Copyright © Allen Jones

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Two Part Invention, 2012

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Lithograph on Paper; signed, numbered // Two Part Invention by Allen Jones is a playful and abstract lithograph from 2012, featuring vibrant colors and expressive forms that highlight Jones's signature exploration of human figures and surrealism. This limited edition print contrasts two mirrored figures: one in warm yellows and greens, the other in rich reds and blues. Each figure has an exaggerated, faceless head represented by a solid square, adding an element of abstraction. The figures seem to merge into their background, suggesting movement and spontaneity. The juxtaposition of bright and earthy tones creates a dynamic composition that evokes a sense of duality and balance. Jones’s work often flirts with abstraction while maintaining recognizable human forms, making Two Part Invention both engaging and enigmatic. This lithograph is hand-signed and numbered, part of an edition of 40.

Artwork Copyright © Allen Jones
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Limited Edition Print

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Limited Edition Print

Lithograph

Currently Not Available

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