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Fine silk-screen on Schoeler paper, signed by the artist. // Moi, Planche 12 by Antonio Saura is a 1976 serigraph on Schoeler paper that delves into the artist's exploration of distorted, expressive portraits. The central figure, depicted in stark black and gray tones, features exaggerated eyes and a roughly contoured face, evoking an unsettling, almost haunting gaze. Saura’s abstract approach to portraiture reflects psychological intensity and a raw, primal energy. The simplicity of color and form emphasizes emotional depth, making this limited edition (60+12 artist proofs) print a powerful study of human expression through abstraction.
Moi, Planche 12, 1976
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Fine silk-screen on Schoeler paper, signed by the artist. // Moi, Planche 12 by Antonio Saura is a 1976 serigraph on Schoeler paper that delves into the artist's exploration of distorted, expressive portraits. The central figure, depicted in stark black and gray tones, features exaggerated eyes and a roughly contoured face, evoking an unsettling, almost haunting gaze. Saura’s abstract approach to portraiture reflects psychological intensity and a raw, primal energy. The simplicity of color and form emphasizes emotional depth, making this limited edition (60+12 artist proofs) print a powerful study of human expression through abstraction.
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