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Lithograph in colors on Twinrocker paper - Published by Bird Island Publishing - Printed by Vermilion Editions, Minneapolis - Signed, titled, dated, and numbered in pencil // Alphabet Avalanche by James Rosenquist, created in 1979, is a bold lithograph that embodies the artist’s fascination with fragmented imagery and dynamic composition. This limited edition print, produced in an edition of 85, showcases a striking combination of abstract forms set against a dark, textured background. The composition features two prominent shapes—a circular form filled with vibrant, striped patterns, and a semi-circular fan-like shape—linked by a diagonal, staircase-like structure that slices through the scene. The vibrant stripes and contrasting monochrome fan evoke a sense of movement, as if capturing an avalanche of shapes and colors tumbling across the paper. Rosenquist’s characteristic use of bright colors and juxtaposed textures creates a visually engaging piece that blends abstraction with hints of mechanical and architectural forms. Signed, titled, and numbered in pencil, Alphabet Avalanche invites viewers to explore its energetic arrangement, a testament to Rosenquist's innovative approach to contemporary art.
Alphabet Avalanche, 1979
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Lithograph in colors on Twinrocker paper - Published by Bird Island Publishing - Printed by Vermilion Editions, Minneapolis - Signed, titled, dated, and numbered in pencil // Alphabet Avalanche by James Rosenquist, created in 1979, is a bold lithograph that embodies the artist’s fascination with fragmented imagery and dynamic composition. This limited edition print, produced in an edition of 85, showcases a striking combination of abstract forms set against a dark, textured background. The composition features two prominent shapes—a circular form filled with vibrant, striped patterns, and a semi-circular fan-like shape—linked by a diagonal, staircase-like structure that slices through the scene. The vibrant stripes and contrasting monochrome fan evoke a sense of movement, as if capturing an avalanche of shapes and colors tumbling across the paper. Rosenquist’s characteristic use of bright colors and juxtaposed textures creates a visually engaging piece that blends abstraction with hints of mechanical and architectural forms. Signed, titled, and numbered in pencil, Alphabet Avalanche invites viewers to explore its energetic arrangement, a testament to Rosenquist's innovative approach to contemporary art.
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