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Etching, aquatint, and drypoint in colors on Magnani paper. Hand-signed by artist. // Broome Street at Night is an evocative mixed-media print by Helen Frankenthaler from 1987, combining etching, aquatint, and drypoint techniques to create a deeply atmospheric nocturnal landscape. The composition is dominated by layers of somber grey and black that suggest the darkness of a city street at night, punctuated by a luminous cerulean blue circle — like a streetlight or moon — and a horizontal band of vivid chartreuse green that evokes the glow of neon or distant illumination. Delicate orange traces and white scratched lines add subtle warmth and movement. This large-scale print demonstrates Frankenthaler’s remarkable ability to translate her celebrated color-field painting approach into the intaglio medium.
Broome Street at Night, 1987
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Etching, aquatint, and drypoint in colors on Magnani paper. Hand-signed by artist. // Broome Street at Night is an evocative mixed-media print by Helen Frankenthaler from 1987, combining etching, aquatint, and drypoint techniques to create a deeply atmospheric nocturnal landscape. The composition is dominated by layers of somber grey and black that suggest the darkness of a city street at night, punctuated by a luminous cerulean blue circle — like a streetlight or moon — and a horizontal band of vivid chartreuse green that evokes the glow of neon or distant illumination. Delicate orange traces and white scratched lines add subtle warmth and movement. This large-scale print demonstrates Frankenthaler’s remarkable ability to translate her celebrated color-field painting approach into the intaglio medium.
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