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Stamped by artist's estate, Printed gallery text, recto. Hands (2005) by Antony Gormley is a lithograph depicting two extended arms reaching toward one another, rendered in dark, inky tones on a stark white background. The composition suggests connection, vulnerability, and the universal human gesture of reaching out. Known for exploring the human body's relationship to space, Gormley uses minimal elements here to evoke emotional and physical presence. The print, produced in an edition of 2000, bears the artist's estate stamp and printed gallery text, offering a widely accessible piece from a major British sculptor.
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Stamped by artist's estate, Printed gallery text, recto. Hands (2005) by Antony Gormley is a lithograph depicting two extended arms reaching toward one another, rendered in dark, inky tones on a stark white background. The composition suggests connection, vulnerability, and the universal human gesture of reaching out. Known for exploring the human body's relationship to space, Gormley uses minimal elements here to evoke emotional and physical presence. The print, produced in an edition of 2000, bears the artist's estate stamp and printed gallery text, offering a widely accessible piece from a major British sculptor.
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