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Soft-ground etching and aquatint with hand coloring - Monogrammed, dated and numbered in pencil // David's Pool at Night by Howard Hodgkin is an etching and aquatint print from 1979-1985, featuring soft, rounded shapes in monochromatic shades of gray and black. The composition combines flowing, organic forms with a dotted background, suggesting reflections or movement on a dark water surface. The soft-ground technique and hand coloring bring depth and texture to the image, creating a sense of quiet, contemplative atmosphere. Hodgkin’s abstract approach captures an intimate, almost dreamlike interpretation of a nighttime scene, evoking the tranquility and mystery of water under low light. The print is monogrammed, dated, and numbered in pencil, adding a personal touch to this limited edition of 100.
David's Pool at Night, 1979-85
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Soft-ground etching and aquatint with hand coloring - Monogrammed, dated and numbered in pencil // David's Pool at Night by Howard Hodgkin is an etching and aquatint print from 1979-1985, featuring soft, rounded shapes in monochromatic shades of gray and black. The composition combines flowing, organic forms with a dotted background, suggesting reflections or movement on a dark water surface. The soft-ground technique and hand coloring bring depth and texture to the image, creating a sense of quiet, contemplative atmosphere. Hodgkin’s abstract approach captures an intimate, almost dreamlike interpretation of a nighttime scene, evoking the tranquility and mystery of water under low light. The print is monogrammed, dated, and numbered in pencil, adding a personal touch to this limited edition of 100.
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Howard Hodgkin
David's Pool At Night, 1979-85
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Etching And Aquatint
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