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Screenprint on Arches 300 g Hot Press Watercolor paper // House II #5 by Jennifer Bartlett is a striking screen-print featuring bold color blocks and geometric patterns. Printed on Arches 300 g Hot Press Watercolor paper, the piece showcases a simplified house motif with a patterned roof made of green dots and a base formed by an intricate grid of intersecting lines in primary colors. The house sits against a solid red background, with a blue band at the top representing the sky. The print's layered textures and vibrant palette create a dynamic interplay between abstraction and recognizable forms, highlighting Bartlett's exploration of structure, repetition, and color within her conceptual framework.
House II #5, 2014-2015
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Screenprint on Arches 300 g Hot Press Watercolor paper // House II #5 by Jennifer Bartlett is a striking screen-print featuring bold color blocks and geometric patterns. Printed on Arches 300 g Hot Press Watercolor paper, the piece showcases a simplified house motif with a patterned roof made of green dots and a base formed by an intricate grid of intersecting lines in primary colors. The house sits against a solid red background, with a blue band at the top representing the sky. The print's layered textures and vibrant palette create a dynamic interplay between abstraction and recognizable forms, highlighting Bartlett's exploration of structure, repetition, and color within her conceptual framework.
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