Sam Francis

Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

Hans Op de Beeck's Loss - Landscape, limited edition lithograph, depicting a bleak, desolate landscape with barren trees and reflections.

// Loss - Landscape by Hans Op de Beeck is a limited edition lithograph created in 2004, capturing a haunting, desolate scene of a devastated landscape. The monochromatic composition, with its stark contrast between the barren trees and the bleak sky, evokes a profound sense of emptiness and sorrow. Reflective pools of water on the ground mirror the skeletal remains of trees, creating an eerie symmetry that enhances the scene's somber mood. Op de Beeck’s work often explores themes of loss, memory, and transience, as seen in this piece. With an edition size of 100, this lithograph stands as a compelling meditation on the aftermath of destruction and the resilience of nature in the face of devastation.

Artwork Copyright © Hans Op de Beeck

Loss - Landscape, 2004

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// Loss - Landscape by Hans Op de Beeck is a limited edition lithograph created in 2004, capturing a haunting, desolate scene of a devastated landscape. The monochromatic composition, with its stark contrast between the barren trees and the bleak sky, evokes a profound sense of emptiness and sorrow. Reflective pools of water on the ground mirror the skeletal remains of trees, creating an eerie symmetry that enhances the scene's somber mood. Op de Beeck’s work often explores themes of loss, memory, and transience, as seen in this piece. With an edition size of 100, this lithograph stands as a compelling meditation on the aftermath of destruction and the resilience of nature in the face of devastation.

Artwork Copyright © Hans Op de Beeck

Hans Op De Beeck

Loss - Landscape, 2004

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