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Jack Youngerman’s Untitled 1, from The White Portfolio (1972), is a minimalist intaglio print measuring 36 x 27 inches, created in an edition of 150. Executed entirely in white, the work features embossed organic forms that gracefully flow across the surface, creating subtle shifts in texture and shadow. The interplay between light and relief evokes a meditative calm, while the curvilinear abstraction is emblematic of Youngerman’s refined visual language. Signed and dated in pencil, the work exemplifies his commitment to purity of form and spatial harmony.
Untitled 1, from the White Portfolio, 1972
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Jack Youngerman’s Untitled 1, from The White Portfolio (1972), is a minimalist intaglio print measuring 36 x 27 inches, created in an edition of 150. Executed entirely in white, the work features embossed organic forms that gracefully flow across the surface, creating subtle shifts in texture and shadow. The interplay between light and relief evokes a meditative calm, while the curvilinear abstraction is emblematic of Youngerman’s refined visual language. Signed and dated in pencil, the work exemplifies his commitment to purity of form and spatial harmony.
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Jack Youngerman
Untitled 2, From The White Portfolio, 1972
Limited Edition Print
Intaglio
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Jack Youngerman
Untitled 1, From The White Portfolio, 1972
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Jack Youngerman
Peace, 1973
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