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Ed Ruscha, I'm Amazed, 1971, silkscreen print featuring small scattered green marks creating an abstract, textured pattern on neutral background.

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Screenprint in Colors on Hollingsworth Rag - Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd London - Hand Signed and numbered by Ruscha // Ed Ruscha's I'm Amazed (1971) is a silkscreen print that exemplifies his minimalist and text-based approach to art. The composition is covered with a pattern of scattered, small green marks against a neutral background, creating a visual texture reminiscent of an abstract swarm or constellation. The subtle arrangement of the tiny shapes gives a sense of movement and depth. The title, I'm Amazed, seems to contrast with the visual simplicity, inviting viewers to interpret its meaning in relation to the image. This limited edition print is executed on Hollingsworth Rag paper, hand-signed, and numbered by Ruscha, and published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd in London, confirming its authenticity and collectibility.

Artwork Copyright © Ed Ruscha

Ed Ruscha

Im Amazed, 1971

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Screenprint in Colors on Hollingsworth Rag - Published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd London - Hand Signed and numbered by Ruscha // Ed Ruscha's I'm Amazed (1971) is a silkscreen print that exemplifies his minimalist and text-based approach to art. The composition is covered with a pattern of scattered, small green marks against a neutral background, creating a visual texture reminiscent of an abstract swarm or constellation. The subtle arrangement of the tiny shapes gives a sense of movement and depth. The title, I'm Amazed, seems to contrast with the visual simplicity, inviting viewers to interpret its meaning in relation to the image. This limited edition print is executed on Hollingsworth Rag paper, hand-signed, and numbered by Ruscha, and published by Bernard Jacobson Ltd in London, confirming its authenticity and collectibility.

Artwork Copyright © Ed Ruscha
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