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Intaglio with Pochoir on Pescia Italia Paper. - Published by Multiples Inc. New York. - Image: 17.5 × 35.75 in (44 × 91 cm) - Sheet: 23 × 39.75 in (58 × 101 cm) - Signed, titled, dated and numbered to lower edge. - Literature: Glenn 145A // Just Desert Israel 2nd State by James Rosenquist, created in 1979, is an intricate mixed media intaglio print with pochoir on Pescia Italia paper, measuring 23 x 39.75 inches. Published by Multiples Inc., New York, this limited edition work (with 78 prints and 15 artist proofs) showcases Rosenquist's characteristic blend of abstraction and realism. The piece features geometric forms juxtaposed with softer, organic elements, creating a sense of contrast and depth. The monochromatic palette enhances the delicate textures and shading, inviting viewers to explore the intersection of form, space, and interpretation within a meditative visual experience.
Just Desert Israel 2nd State, 1979
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Intaglio with Pochoir on Pescia Italia Paper. - Published by Multiples Inc. New York. - Image: 17.5 × 35.75 in (44 × 91 cm) - Sheet: 23 × 39.75 in (58 × 101 cm) - Signed, titled, dated and numbered to lower edge. - Literature: Glenn 145A // Just Desert Israel 2nd State by James Rosenquist, created in 1979, is an intricate mixed media intaglio print with pochoir on Pescia Italia paper, measuring 23 x 39.75 inches. Published by Multiples Inc., New York, this limited edition work (with 78 prints and 15 artist proofs) showcases Rosenquist's characteristic blend of abstraction and realism. The piece features geometric forms juxtaposed with softer, organic elements, creating a sense of contrast and depth. The monochromatic palette enhances the delicate textures and shading, inviting viewers to explore the intersection of form, space, and interpretation within a meditative visual experience.
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