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Lithograph in colors, on Arches Cover paper // Ice Point from Art and Sport by James Rosenquist is a lithograph that blends surrealism and abstraction. The artwork features a face with wide, vibrant blue eyes peeking through an array of sharp, geometric red and white lines that create a dynamic, fragmented effect. The eyes, coupled with subtle pink hues around the mouth, contrast against the more rigid elements, adding a playful, yet disorienting touch. The background is lightly dotted with pale blue, enhancing the feeling of movement and depth. Rosenquist’s work explores themes of visual perception and fragmented reality.
Ice Point from Art and Sport, 1983
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Lithograph in colors, on Arches Cover paper // Ice Point from Art and Sport by James Rosenquist is a lithograph that blends surrealism and abstraction. The artwork features a face with wide, vibrant blue eyes peeking through an array of sharp, geometric red and white lines that create a dynamic, fragmented effect. The eyes, coupled with subtle pink hues around the mouth, contrast against the more rigid elements, adding a playful, yet disorienting touch. The background is lightly dotted with pale blue, enhancing the feeling of movement and depth. Rosenquist’s work explores themes of visual perception and fragmented reality.
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