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// Peace by Jack Youngerman is a 1973 silkscreen print, part of a limited edition of 150. This artwork features a bold composition of abstract shapes in red, white, and blue. The central white form is bordered by sweeping red and blue shapes, reminiscent of a flame or a stylized dove, both symbols of peace. The strong color contrast and minimalistic design give the piece a sense of movement and vitality. Youngerman’s work often explores organic forms and symbolic representations, and Peace uses its simple yet powerful palette and shapes to evoke harmony and unity, aligning with the print’s title.
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// Peace by Jack Youngerman is a 1973 silkscreen print, part of a limited edition of 150. This artwork features a bold composition of abstract shapes in red, white, and blue. The central white form is bordered by sweeping red and blue shapes, reminiscent of a flame or a stylized dove, both symbols of peace. The strong color contrast and minimalistic design give the piece a sense of movement and vitality. Youngerman’s work often explores organic forms and symbolic representations, and Peace uses its simple yet powerful palette and shapes to evoke harmony and unity, aligning with the print’s title.
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Jack Youngerman
Peace, 1973
Limited Edition Print
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EUR 1,700
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