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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 in an edition of 50 // Cardo's Bar (Red) by Howard Hodgkin is a limited edition print created with softground etching and hand-coloring on handmade paper. The artwork, produced in 1979, captures Hodgkin's expressive use of bold color and abstract form, a hallmark of his style. Dominated by warm, earthy reds with touches of green and brown, the piece suggests a rich, layered composition reminiscent of memories and fleeting emotions associated with a space. Printed and hand-colored by Ken Farley at Petersburg Press Studio in New York, this work embodies Hodgkin's exploration of abstraction as a vehicle for personal and emotional expression.
Cardo's Bar (Red), 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 in an edition of 50 // Cardo's Bar (Red) by Howard Hodgkin is a limited edition print created with softground etching and hand-coloring on handmade paper. The artwork, produced in 1979, captures Hodgkin's expressive use of bold color and abstract form, a hallmark of his style. Dominated by warm, earthy reds with touches of green and brown, the piece suggests a rich, layered composition reminiscent of memories and fleeting emotions associated with a space. Printed and hand-colored by Ken Farley at Petersburg Press Studio in New York, this work embodies Hodgkin's exploration of abstraction as a vehicle for personal and emotional expression.
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What is Colour Field Painting?
Colour Field Painting is an abstract style characterized by large areas of a single color or simple, solid colors. The term was first used in the 1950s to describe the work of three American Abstract Expressionist painters—Barnett Newman, Mark Rothko, and Clyfford Still. Their work emphasized the emotional power of color and the creation of vast, meditative spaces through expansive color fields.