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Dry-print on cardboard. Studio Lexington by Cy Twombly, created in 2008, is a dry-print on cardboard capturing the interior of his studio with a ghostly, atmospheric quality. Presented in muted tones, the photograph features blurred outlines of chairs, canvases, and a desk, evoking a quiet, almost sacred space of creation. Twombly, known primarily for his abstract painting, used photography in his later years to document personal and artistic environments. This work, part of an edition of 50, reflects his fascination with memory, impermanence, and the poetic resonance of space. The soft focus and diffused light lend the image a dreamlike, introspective character.
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Dry-print on cardboard. Studio Lexington by Cy Twombly, created in 2008, is a dry-print on cardboard capturing the interior of his studio with a ghostly, atmospheric quality. Presented in muted tones, the photograph features blurred outlines of chairs, canvases, and a desk, evoking a quiet, almost sacred space of creation. Twombly, known primarily for his abstract painting, used photography in his later years to document personal and artistic environments. This work, part of an edition of 50, reflects his fascination with memory, impermanence, and the poetic resonance of space. The soft focus and diffused light lend the image a dreamlike, introspective character.
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Cy Twombly
Studio Lexington, 2008
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