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Original lithograph printed in white and black on Richard de Bas Narcisse paper - Published by Gemini G.E.L. - Signed in pencil dated and inscribed // Jasper Johns' Knee (1974) is a lithograph that showcases his minimalist and conceptual approach to art. Printed in white and black on Richard de Bas Narcisse paper, the piece features an abstract, almost anatomical shape in the center, outlined with thin, delicate lines against a deep, textured black background. The composition includes enigmatic symbols, such as the number 7 and reversed text, adding layers of mystery and inviting various interpretations. The work’s stark contrast and subtle textures create a haunting, introspective mood typical of Johns’ exploration of perception and representation. The lithograph is signed, dated, and inscribed by the artist, enhancing its significance as a collectible edition. This print exemplifies Johns’ ability to blend abstraction and symbolism, engaging viewers to contemplate the meaning behind his cryptic imagery.
Knee, 1974
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Original lithograph printed in white and black on Richard de Bas Narcisse paper - Published by Gemini G.E.L. - Signed in pencil dated and inscribed // Jasper Johns' Knee (1974) is a lithograph that showcases his minimalist and conceptual approach to art. Printed in white and black on Richard de Bas Narcisse paper, the piece features an abstract, almost anatomical shape in the center, outlined with thin, delicate lines against a deep, textured black background. The composition includes enigmatic symbols, such as the number 7 and reversed text, adding layers of mystery and inviting various interpretations. The work’s stark contrast and subtle textures create a haunting, introspective mood typical of Johns’ exploration of perception and representation. The lithograph is signed, dated, and inscribed by the artist, enhancing its significance as a collectible edition. This print exemplifies Johns’ ability to blend abstraction and symbolism, engaging viewers to contemplate the meaning behind his cryptic imagery.
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