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Lithograph // Yellow Landing by James Rosenquist is a vibrant lithograph that blends abstraction and dynamic composition, characteristic of Rosenquist's iconic style. The artwork features a large, soft yellow square on the left, intersected by radiant lines that burst from the edges, creating a sense of movement. A circular form occupies the center, surrounded by more linear elements, while the right side explodes with a mix of red splashes and radial shapes in blue and white. The combination of geometric and organic forms gives the piece a sense of energy, as if it captures the moment of an impact or a landing, reflected in the title.
Yellow Landing, 1974
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Lithograph // Yellow Landing by James Rosenquist is a vibrant lithograph that blends abstraction and dynamic composition, characteristic of Rosenquist's iconic style. The artwork features a large, soft yellow square on the left, intersected by radiant lines that burst from the edges, creating a sense of movement. A circular form occupies the center, surrounded by more linear elements, while the right side explodes with a mix of red splashes and radial shapes in blue and white. The combination of geometric and organic forms gives the piece a sense of energy, as if it captures the moment of an impact or a landing, reflected in the title.
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