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Screenprint in colors, on Arches watercolor paper. Signed, dated, and numbered. Co-published by the artist and Chiron Press, New York. Literature: Harrison 11. // Four sweeping diagonal bands of color command this luminous 1967 screen-print by Helen Frankenthaler, translating her celebrated soak-stain technique into the medium of printmaking. Green, deep blue, cream, and warm red-orange traverse the sheet in bold, softly edged passages, while a golden yellow wedge at lower left adds compositional tension. The organic fluidity of each band evokes the gestural immediacy of Frankenthaler's paintings, asserting Color Field abstraction's lyrical power on paper. Co-published with Chiron Press, New York, in an edition of one hundred with eight artist's proofs.
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Screenprint in colors, on Arches watercolor paper. Signed, dated, and numbered. Co-published by the artist and Chiron Press, New York. Literature: Harrison 11. // Four sweeping diagonal bands of color command this luminous 1967 screen-print by Helen Frankenthaler, translating her celebrated soak-stain technique into the medium of printmaking. Green, deep blue, cream, and warm red-orange traverse the sheet in bold, softly edged passages, while a golden yellow wedge at lower left adds compositional tension. The organic fluidity of each band evokes the gestural immediacy of Frankenthaler's paintings, asserting Color Field abstraction's lyrical power on paper. Co-published with Chiron Press, New York, in an edition of one hundred with eight artist's proofs.
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