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Softground etching with hand colouring on John Kollar hand-made paper, same size -Printed and hand-coloured by Ken Farley at Petersburg Press Studio, New York and published by Petersburg Press, New York - Inscribed ‘H H' bottom centre. // Cardo's Bar (black) by Howard Hodgkin is a limited edition softground etching, enriched with hand coloring on hand-made John Kollar paper. Produced in 1979, this artwork captures Hodgkin's characteristic use of rich, layered textures and bold hues. The abstract composition reveals warm, earthy tones of burnt orange and deep black, evoking a sense of intimate atmosphere, possibly alluding to the ambiance of a bar. The framing in dark hues provides a sense of depth and structure, contrasting with the soft, gestural shapes within. The piece was hand-colored by Ken Farley and printed at Petersburg Press Studio, showcasing Hodgkin's signature, inscribed H H at the bottom.
Cardo's Bar (black), 1979
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Softground etching with hand colouring on John Kollar hand-made paper, same size -Printed and hand-coloured by Ken Farley at Petersburg Press Studio, New York and published by Petersburg Press, New York - Inscribed ‘H H' bottom centre. // Cardo's Bar (black) by Howard Hodgkin is a limited edition softground etching, enriched with hand coloring on hand-made John Kollar paper. Produced in 1979, this artwork captures Hodgkin's characteristic use of rich, layered textures and bold hues. The abstract composition reveals warm, earthy tones of burnt orange and deep black, evoking a sense of intimate atmosphere, possibly alluding to the ambiance of a bar. The framing in dark hues provides a sense of depth and structure, contrasting with the soft, gestural shapes within. The piece was hand-colored by Ken Farley and printed at Petersburg Press Studio, showcasing Hodgkin's signature, inscribed H H at the bottom.
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Abstract art uses form, shape, line, and color to create a visual experience without attempting to represent external reality. The composition exists independently of the world's visual references, focusing on expressing ideas and emotions through non-representational means.