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// Family I by Donald Baechler, an etching created in 1986, combines simple, almost childlike linework with abstract geometric forms. This limited edition print juxtaposes a rudimentary figure—drawn in bold, unrefined lines—with dark, solid rectangles and squares scattered across the background. The figure, with its exaggerated features and carefree stance, contrasts sharply against the formal rigidity of the shapes, evoking a playful yet introspective quality. Baechler’s work often explores themes of memory and nostalgia, and Family I presents a whimsical, almost naive interpretation that invites the viewer to reflect on family and identity.
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// Family I by Donald Baechler, an etching created in 1986, combines simple, almost childlike linework with abstract geometric forms. This limited edition print juxtaposes a rudimentary figure—drawn in bold, unrefined lines—with dark, solid rectangles and squares scattered across the background. The figure, with its exaggerated features and carefree stance, contrasts sharply against the formal rigidity of the shapes, evoking a playful yet introspective quality. Baechler’s work often explores themes of memory and nostalgia, and Family I presents a whimsical, almost naive interpretation that invites the viewer to reflect on family and identity.
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Donald Baechler
Coney Island V, 1994
Limited Edition Print
Screen-print
USD 1,950
Donald Baechler
Coney Island I, 1994
Limited Edition Print
Screen-print
USD 1,950
Donald Baechler
Thistle, 1999
Limited Edition Print
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USD 1,350
Donald Baechler
Family I, 1986
Limited Edition Print
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The Brown Rose, 2015
Limited Edition Print
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