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Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

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Untitled 2 from Niagara Series

Larry Zox's Grey Sweep I serigraph featuring abstract geometric shapes in muted greens, purples, and reds on a grey background.

// Grey Sweep I by Larry Zox is a serigraph from 1979 that explores abstract forms and a muted color palette. The composition features irregular geometric shapes in shades of green, purple, orange, and red, layered on a soft grey background with a raw, brushstroke-like quality at the edges. The sharp lines and angled shapes convey a sense of movement, while the overall palette brings a calm, earthy feel to the piece. This limited edition print (32/160) exemplifies Zox’s approach to abstract expression, focusing on form and color balance within a contained space.

Artwork Copyright © Larry Zox

Grey Sweep I, 1979

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// Grey Sweep I by Larry Zox is a serigraph from 1979 that explores abstract forms and a muted color palette. The composition features irregular geometric shapes in shades of green, purple, orange, and red, layered on a soft grey background with a raw, brushstroke-like quality at the edges. The sharp lines and angled shapes convey a sense of movement, while the overall palette brings a calm, earthy feel to the piece. This limited edition print (32/160) exemplifies Zox’s approach to abstract expression, focusing on form and color balance within a contained space.

Artwork Copyright © Larry Zox

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Untitled 2 From Niagara Series, 1980

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Untitled 1 From Niagara Series, 1980

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Scissors, 1980

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Grey Sweep I, 1979

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