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Lithograph on paper // Vola/Coccinella by Joe Tilson is a vibrant lithograph created in 2001. This limited edition print features a playful and colorful composition with a grid of multicolored squares, providing a vivid background. At the center, two panels are displayed vertically. The top panel contains the text VOLA, emphasizing the theme of flight, while the lower panel showcases a detailed illustration of a ladybug (coccinella). The ladybug, with its wings extended, symbolizes freedom and movement. Surrounding the central panels are splashes of paint, adding a spontaneous and dynamic quality to the piece. Tilson's use of bright colors and simple imagery evokes a joyful, almost childlike sense of wonder.
Vola/Coccinella, 2001
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Lithograph on paper // Vola/Coccinella by Joe Tilson is a vibrant lithograph created in 2001. This limited edition print features a playful and colorful composition with a grid of multicolored squares, providing a vivid background. At the center, two panels are displayed vertically. The top panel contains the text VOLA, emphasizing the theme of flight, while the lower panel showcases a detailed illustration of a ladybug (coccinella). The ladybug, with its wings extended, symbolizes freedom and movement. Surrounding the central panels are splashes of paint, adding a spontaneous and dynamic quality to the piece. Tilson's use of bright colors and simple imagery evokes a joyful, almost childlike sense of wonder.
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