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Screenprint in colors on wove paper - Hand-signed by artist // Helen Frankenthaler’s Eve (1995) is a vivid and expressive screenprint that exemplifies her abstract expressionist style. The composition features bold splashes of blue, green, red, and yellow, set against a soft lavender background. Organic forms and fluid lines intertwine, creating a sense of spontaneity and movement. The vibrant colors and gestural strokes evoke a sense of nature’s vitality and the passage of time. Frankenthaler’s use of screenprint technique adds depth and texture, enhancing the dynamic interplay of hues and shapes. This work captures her signature approach of blending abstraction with hints of natural elements, offering viewers an immersive and emotive visual experience.
Eve, 1995
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Screenprint in colors on wove paper - Hand-signed by artist // Helen Frankenthaler’s Eve (1995) is a vivid and expressive screenprint that exemplifies her abstract expressionist style. The composition features bold splashes of blue, green, red, and yellow, set against a soft lavender background. Organic forms and fluid lines intertwine, creating a sense of spontaneity and movement. The vibrant colors and gestural strokes evoke a sense of nature’s vitality and the passage of time. Frankenthaler’s use of screenprint technique adds depth and texture, enhancing the dynamic interplay of hues and shapes. This work captures her signature approach of blending abstraction with hints of natural elements, offering viewers an immersive and emotive visual experience.
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