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Original Lithograph in black on gold and silver - Suite: Happy Meeting - Hand Signed In Pencil Lower Right // Karel Appel's The Woman with Golden Eye (1974) is a striking lithograph that combines his signature abstract expressionism with surreal elements. The artwork, part of the Happy Meeting suite, is printed in black on a reflective gold and silver background, creating a contrast that enhances its bold and dynamic forms. The image depicts a fantastical, abstract figure with exaggerated features and a singular golden eye that captures attention. Appel’s loose, energetic lines and expressive style evoke a sense of movement and spontaneity, inviting viewers to interpret the surreal composition. The hand-signed piece is a testament to Appel’s playful and unconventional approach to visual storytelling.
The Woman with Golden Eye, 1974
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Original Lithograph in black on gold and silver - Suite: Happy Meeting - Hand Signed In Pencil Lower Right // Karel Appel's The Woman with Golden Eye (1974) is a striking lithograph that combines his signature abstract expressionism with surreal elements. The artwork, part of the Happy Meeting suite, is printed in black on a reflective gold and silver background, creating a contrast that enhances its bold and dynamic forms. The image depicts a fantastical, abstract figure with exaggerated features and a singular golden eye that captures attention. Appel’s loose, energetic lines and expressive style evoke a sense of movement and spontaneity, inviting viewers to interpret the surreal composition. The hand-signed piece is a testament to Appel’s playful and unconventional approach to visual storytelling.
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