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Colour lithograph, 1970. Signed, dated and dedicated by the artist lower recto. Edition of 80. Published by Éditions Pennsylvanie, 1970. Image size: 26 x 29 cm. LITERATURE: Asger Jorn Werkverzeichnis Druckgrafik, Galerie van de Loo / Silkeborg Kunstmuseum, 2010. // A vivid colour lithograph from Jorn's mature CoBrA period. A sweeping dark green mass dominates the upper register, pressing over a luminous lavender ground. Bold orange and amber forms erupt with volcanic force in the lower centre, while dense black gestural marks cluster into a totemic figure. Blue accents thread through the composition. Jorn's characteristic fusion of the instinctual and the imaginary — raw, spontaneous, and charged with mythic energy — is present in every mark.
Lithographie couleur, 1970
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Colour lithograph, 1970. Signed, dated and dedicated by the artist lower recto. Edition of 80. Published by Éditions Pennsylvanie, 1970. Image size: 26 x 29 cm. LITERATURE: Asger Jorn Werkverzeichnis Druckgrafik, Galerie van de Loo / Silkeborg Kunstmuseum, 2010. // A vivid colour lithograph from Jorn's mature CoBrA period. A sweeping dark green mass dominates the upper register, pressing over a luminous lavender ground. Bold orange and amber forms erupt with volcanic force in the lower centre, while dense black gestural marks cluster into a totemic figure. Blue accents thread through the composition. Jorn's characteristic fusion of the instinctual and the imaginary — raw, spontaneous, and charged with mythic energy — is present in every mark.
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