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Original etching on light cream wove paper - Hand signed by the artist // Georges Braque's Birds in Flight (1962) is an evocative etching and aquatint that captures the elegant movement of birds in mid-air. The composition features several abstracted birds, their forms depicted in deep black against a textured gray background. The use of minimal detail allows for the shapes of the birds to dominate, emphasizing their fluid motion and the sense of freedom associated with flight. The textured backdrop adds depth and a sense of atmosphere, as if the birds are soaring through an open, abstract space. Braque, known for his contributions to Cubism, employs a more simplified, poetic approach here, focusing on form and movement rather than detailed realism. This limited edition print is signed by the artist and printed on light cream wove paper, further highlighting the contrast between the dark birds and the soft background. The piece is part of a limited run of 200, showcasing Braque’s mastery in translating movement into a two-dimensional space.
Birds in Flight, 1962
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Original etching on light cream wove paper - Hand signed by the artist // Georges Braque's Birds in Flight (1962) is an evocative etching and aquatint that captures the elegant movement of birds in mid-air. The composition features several abstracted birds, their forms depicted in deep black against a textured gray background. The use of minimal detail allows for the shapes of the birds to dominate, emphasizing their fluid motion and the sense of freedom associated with flight. The textured backdrop adds depth and a sense of atmosphere, as if the birds are soaring through an open, abstract space. Braque, known for his contributions to Cubism, employs a more simplified, poetic approach here, focusing on form and movement rather than detailed realism. This limited edition print is signed by the artist and printed on light cream wove paper, further highlighting the contrast between the dark birds and the soft background. The piece is part of a limited run of 200, showcasing Braque’s mastery in translating movement into a two-dimensional space.
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What is Cubism?
Cubism is an art movement that aimed to depict multiple perspectives of objects or figures within a single picture. Artists Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso pioneered this style around 1907. The name Cubism emerged from their use of geometric shapes and outlines that often resembled cubes, breaking objects down into abstracted forms.