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Soft ground etching on 175 gsm Zerkall buff laid paper. Hand-signed by artist, Signed in the bottom right corner. Publisher: Counter Editions. // On 175gsm Zerkall buff laid paper, Bradley builds a large hieratic profile head from stacked rectangular fields of charcoal soft-ground etching: a strong dark brow, a long sloped nose, a heavy block jaw — half cubist glyph, half Easter Island stone. The image hangs between abstraction and figuration in his characteristic deadpan voice. Soft ground etching, hand-signed in the bottom right corner, published by Counter Editions. To acquire a Bradley etching is to invest in one of the most consistently celebrated American painters working today — a confident, characterful work to collect.
Untitled, 2018
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Soft ground etching on 175 gsm Zerkall buff laid paper. Hand-signed by artist, Signed in the bottom right corner. Publisher: Counter Editions. // On 175gsm Zerkall buff laid paper, Bradley builds a large hieratic profile head from stacked rectangular fields of charcoal soft-ground etching: a strong dark brow, a long sloped nose, a heavy block jaw — half cubist glyph, half Easter Island stone. The image hangs between abstraction and figuration in his characteristic deadpan voice. Soft ground etching, hand-signed in the bottom right corner, published by Counter Editions. To acquire a Bradley etching is to invest in one of the most consistently celebrated American painters working today — a confident, characterful work to collect.
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Joe Bradley
Untitled, 2018
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GBP 680
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Untitled (Angular Face), 2014
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USD 1,300
Joe Bradley
Family, 2017
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