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Etching on Arches paper, embossed white lines on a blue background. Hand-signed and dedicated to Joan Barbarà. Published by Gustavo Gili, Barcelona. Bibliography: Rainer Michael Mason: "Hans Hartung. Les Estampes – Catalogue raisonné." Fondation Hans Hartung et Anna-Eva Bergman, Antibes, 2010. Cat. no. RMM 303. // Luminous white lines score deep furrows across an expansive field of saturated blue, their embossed ridges catching light and casting subtle shadows that shift with the viewer's position. Hartung's G 1970-21 exemplifies the artist's pioneering approach to etching as a medium of physical presence, where the plate becomes a field of sculptural energy rather than mere image. The bold interplay of incised gesture against chromatic depth recalls the cosmic sweep of Hartung's large canvases, condensed here into the intimate format of the print. Published by Gustavo Gili and bearing a personal dedication to the master printer Joan Barbarà, this is a rare and historically significant impression.
G 1970-21, 1970
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Etching on Arches paper, embossed white lines on a blue background. Hand-signed and dedicated to Joan Barbarà. Published by Gustavo Gili, Barcelona. Bibliography: Rainer Michael Mason: "Hans Hartung. Les Estampes – Catalogue raisonné." Fondation Hans Hartung et Anna-Eva Bergman, Antibes, 2010. Cat. no. RMM 303. // Luminous white lines score deep furrows across an expansive field of saturated blue, their embossed ridges catching light and casting subtle shadows that shift with the viewer's position. Hartung's G 1970-21 exemplifies the artist's pioneering approach to etching as a medium of physical presence, where the plate becomes a field of sculptural energy rather than mere image. The bold interplay of incised gesture against chromatic depth recalls the cosmic sweep of Hartung's large canvases, condensed here into the intimate format of the print. Published by Gustavo Gili and bearing a personal dedication to the master printer Joan Barbarà, this is a rare and historically significant impression.
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