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Linoleum cut printed in colors on handmade Kurotani Mitsumata paper - Signed, dated, and numbered in pencil - Published by Low Road Studios // Jasper Johns’ Untitled (Flag and Vase) (2000) is a linocut print that juxtaposes two iconic motifs— the American flag and a silhouette of a vase. The stars and stripes dominate the background in vibrant red, white, and blue, while the foreground features a black-and-white striped vase form that interrupts the flag's symmetry. This combination of patriotic imagery with abstract forms highlights Johns' interest in recontextualizing familiar symbols and exploring themes of identity, perception, and national representation. Printed on handmade Kurotani Mitsumata paper, this piece is signed, dated, and numbered, showcasing Johns' mastery in blending symbolism with abstraction.
Untitled (Flag and Vase), 2000
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Linoleum cut printed in colors on handmade Kurotani Mitsumata paper - Signed, dated, and numbered in pencil - Published by Low Road Studios // Jasper Johns’ Untitled (Flag and Vase) (2000) is a linocut print that juxtaposes two iconic motifs— the American flag and a silhouette of a vase. The stars and stripes dominate the background in vibrant red, white, and blue, while the foreground features a black-and-white striped vase form that interrupts the flag's symmetry. This combination of patriotic imagery with abstract forms highlights Johns' interest in recontextualizing familiar symbols and exploring themes of identity, perception, and national representation. Printed on handmade Kurotani Mitsumata paper, this piece is signed, dated, and numbered, showcasing Johns' mastery in blending symbolism with abstraction.
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