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Untitled, 1984

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Helen Frankenthaler Pompeii Forte etching with red vertical streaks and textured abstract patterns on cream paper

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Published by Donn H. Steward Halesite New York. Original etching with aquatint in colors on CM Fabriano Classico paper. Hand signed by Frankenthaler. Literature: Harrison 35 | Sparks 23. Pompeii Forte by Helen Frankenthaler is an original etching with aquatint in colors, created between 1976 and 1982. Printed on CM Fabriano Classico paper and published by Donn H. Steward, this work is part of a rare edition of only 42. Characterized by its earthy red hues and gestural, almost topographic marks, the composition evokes ancient surfaces and natural forces. Vertical striations and sweeping textures create a sense of both structure and spontaneity, suggesting the enduring imprint of history—perhaps an allusion to the ruins of Pompeii. Frankenthaler’s intuitive handling of the medium highlights her contribution to post-war abstraction, where emotion and process merge seamlessly.

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Pompeii Forte, 1976-82

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Published by Donn H. Steward Halesite New York. Original etching with aquatint in colors on CM Fabriano Classico paper. Hand signed by Frankenthaler. Literature: Harrison 35 | Sparks 23. Pompeii Forte by Helen Frankenthaler is an original etching with aquatint in colors, created between 1976 and 1982. Printed on CM Fabriano Classico paper and published by Donn H. Steward, this work is part of a rare edition of only 42. Characterized by its earthy red hues and gestural, almost topographic marks, the composition evokes ancient surfaces and natural forces. Vertical striations and sweeping textures create a sense of both structure and spontaneity, suggesting the enduring imprint of history—perhaps an allusion to the ruins of Pompeii. Frankenthaler’s intuitive handling of the medium highlights her contribution to post-war abstraction, where emotion and process merge seamlessly.

Artwork Copyright © Helen Frankenthaler
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