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17 colour screen print using 'L.Cornelisson' ground light-fast pigments on 300gsm Somerset White Satin paper. Signed, numbered and dated by Hodgkin.// Hodgkin's 'Ice' epitomizes abstract expressionism's lyrical intensity, where cool blues and gestural marks dissolve conventional boundaries between landscape and emotion. The luminous composition evokes a meditative stillness—frozen yet trembling with internal vitality.
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17 colour screen print using 'L.Cornelisson' ground light-fast pigments on 300gsm Somerset White Satin paper. Signed, numbered and dated by Hodgkin.// Hodgkin's 'Ice' epitomizes abstract expressionism's lyrical intensity, where cool blues and gestural marks dissolve conventional boundaries between landscape and emotion. The luminous composition evokes a meditative stillness—frozen yet trembling with internal vitality.
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