Sam Francis

Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

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Woodcut in colors on Kozo paper - Signed and numbered - Published / Printed by Crown Point Press, San Francisco / Shi-un-do Print Shop, Kyoto // Francesco Clemente's I (Met.pg., 50) (1982) is a vibrant woodcut on Kozo paper, reflecting the artist's interest in exploring the human face and emotional expression. The portrait features a figure with vividly colored facial accents—red, green, and blue—set against a soft, warm-toned background. The subject's intense gaze and abstracted features draw the viewer in, creating a sense of introspection and emotional complexity. The bold use of color, particularly in the warm yellows surrounding the face, contrasts with the more muted background, emphasizing the figure’s presence. Clemente’s work often focuses on themes of identity and transformation, and this piece exemplifies his exploration of the human psyche through expressive portraiture.

Artwork Copyright © Francesco Clemente

I (Met.pg., 50), 1982

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Woodcut in colors on Kozo paper - Signed and numbered - Published / Printed by Crown Point Press, San Francisco / Shi-un-do Print Shop, Kyoto // Francesco Clemente's I (Met.pg., 50) (1982) is a vibrant woodcut on Kozo paper, reflecting the artist's interest in exploring the human face and emotional expression. The portrait features a figure with vividly colored facial accents—red, green, and blue—set against a soft, warm-toned background. The subject's intense gaze and abstracted features draw the viewer in, creating a sense of introspection and emotional complexity. The bold use of color, particularly in the warm yellows surrounding the face, contrasts with the more muted background, emphasizing the figure’s presence. Clemente’s work often focuses on themes of identity and transformation, and this piece exemplifies his exploration of the human psyche through expressive portraiture.

Artwork Copyright © Francesco Clemente

Francesco Clemente

Untitled Self Portrait, 1993

Limited Edition Print

Inkjet Print

USD 4,650

Francesco Clemente

Reconciliazione, 1986

Limited Edition Print

Mixed Media

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