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// Coldchester by John Chamberlain, a lithograph from 1979, showcases Chamberlain’s abstract exploration of color, texture, and form. Known primarily for his sculptures made from crushed metal, Chamberlain brings a similar energetic composition to his prints. This artwork features vibrant layers of color, including pinks, greens, blues, and hints of yellow, loosely applied in a fluid, almost organic manner. The sweeping gestures and soft edges create a sense of movement and spontaneity, echoing the boldness of his sculptural works. Limited in edition, including artist proofs and printer proofs, this lithograph captures Chamberlain's dynamic aesthetic in a two-dimensional form, embodying his unique approach to abstraction and color.
Coldchester, 1979
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// Coldchester by John Chamberlain, a lithograph from 1979, showcases Chamberlain’s abstract exploration of color, texture, and form. Known primarily for his sculptures made from crushed metal, Chamberlain brings a similar energetic composition to his prints. This artwork features vibrant layers of color, including pinks, greens, blues, and hints of yellow, loosely applied in a fluid, almost organic manner. The sweeping gestures and soft edges create a sense of movement and spontaneity, echoing the boldness of his sculptural works. Limited in edition, including artist proofs and printer proofs, this lithograph captures Chamberlain's dynamic aesthetic in a two-dimensional form, embodying his unique approach to abstraction and color.
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