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Lithograph in Colors on Arches Wove Paper - Signed in purple colored pencil and dated, numbered in pencil - Published by Gemini G.E.L, Los Angeles // Jasper Johns’ Hinged Canvas (1971) is a lithograph that juxtaposes abstract and conceptual elements. The piece is divided into two distinct sections, one featuring an outlined, abstracted canvas with a handwritten note reading stretcher, referencing the inner workings of a painting. Below, a curious combination of a black dot and a blue, brush-like mark hints at the process of artistic creation, while initials MD add an element of mystery. The work challenges the boundaries between painting, print, and the idea of art itself. Signed and dated in purple pencil, this piece exemplifies Johns' exploration of symbols and the tools of art-making.
Hinged Canvas, 1971
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Lithograph in Colors on Arches Wove Paper - Signed in purple colored pencil and dated, numbered in pencil - Published by Gemini G.E.L, Los Angeles // Jasper Johns’ Hinged Canvas (1971) is a lithograph that juxtaposes abstract and conceptual elements. The piece is divided into two distinct sections, one featuring an outlined, abstracted canvas with a handwritten note reading stretcher, referencing the inner workings of a painting. Below, a curious combination of a black dot and a blue, brush-like mark hints at the process of artistic creation, while initials MD add an element of mystery. The work challenges the boundaries between painting, print, and the idea of art itself. Signed and dated in purple pencil, this piece exemplifies Johns' exploration of symbols and the tools of art-making.
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