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Screenprint in colours on paper. Hand-signed and numbered. // Bridget Riley's "Untitled (Rothko Portfolio)" is a screenprint in colours on paper from 1973, issued in an edition of seventy-five as part of the landmark portfolio honouring Mark Rothko. Four horizontal bands of diagonal stripes alternate in carefully calibrated colour combinations — blue and green, blue and pink, green and blue, blue and pink — producing an optical shimmer that hovers between surface pattern and perceived depth. The work exemplifies Riley's systematic investigation of colour interaction, where closely valued hues generate a vibrating luminosity that defies the flatness of the printed sheet.
Untitled (Rothko Portfolio), 1973
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Screenprint in colours on paper. Hand-signed and numbered. // Bridget Riley's "Untitled (Rothko Portfolio)" is a screenprint in colours on paper from 1973, issued in an edition of seventy-five as part of the landmark portfolio honouring Mark Rothko. Four horizontal bands of diagonal stripes alternate in carefully calibrated colour combinations — blue and green, blue and pink, green and blue, blue and pink — producing an optical shimmer that hovers between surface pattern and perceived depth. The work exemplifies Riley's systematic investigation of colour interaction, where closely valued hues generate a vibrating luminosity that defies the flatness of the printed sheet.
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