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// Rey by Kenneth Noland is a lithograph from 1990 that embodies a dynamic exploration of form and texture. Created as a limited edition of 50, the piece is composed of three horizontal panels filled with abstract shapes, strokes, and markings in red and earthy tones. Noland’s use of overlapping and intersecting lines creates a sense of layered movement, as if capturing a sequence of shifting forms. The rough, gestural quality of the marks adds energy and spontaneity, while the structured panel division suggests an attempt to organize this chaotic expression. Rey exemplifies Noland’s skill in balancing abstraction with a sense of rhythm, inviting viewers to explore the interplay between order and disorder within the artwork.
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// Rey by Kenneth Noland is a lithograph from 1990 that embodies a dynamic exploration of form and texture. Created as a limited edition of 50, the piece is composed of three horizontal panels filled with abstract shapes, strokes, and markings in red and earthy tones. Noland’s use of overlapping and intersecting lines creates a sense of layered movement, as if capturing a sequence of shifting forms. The rough, gestural quality of the marks adds energy and spontaneity, while the structured panel division suggests an attempt to organize this chaotic expression. Rey exemplifies Noland’s skill in balancing abstraction with a sense of rhythm, inviting viewers to explore the interplay between order and disorder within the artwork.
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Limited Edition Print
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