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Jack Youngerman’s Untitled 2 from The White Portfolio (1972) continues his minimalist exploration of organic abstraction through intaglio. Measuring 36 x 27 inches, this embossed white-on-white print is part of a limited edition of 150. The composition features fluid, leaf-like and winged forms that appear to rise subtly from the surface, evoking movement and natural elegance. Signed and dated in pencil, this refined work exemplifies Youngerman’s masterful use of form, light, and negative space.
Untitled 2, from the White Portfolio, 1972
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Jack Youngerman’s Untitled 2 from The White Portfolio (1972) continues his minimalist exploration of organic abstraction through intaglio. Measuring 36 x 27 inches, this embossed white-on-white print is part of a limited edition of 150. The composition features fluid, leaf-like and winged forms that appear to rise subtly from the surface, evoking movement and natural elegance. Signed and dated in pencil, this refined work exemplifies Youngerman’s masterful use of form, light, and negative space.
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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
Limited Edition Print
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Jack Youngerman
Peace, 1973
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EUR 1,700
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