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Original color etching and aquatint on cream Copperplate wove paper - Hand-signed, dated and numbered in pencil // Reflections II by Louise Nevelson, created in 1983, is a limited edition print utilizing color etching and aquatint on cream copperplate wove paper. This work showcases Nevelson's signature abstract style, combining bold shapes and overlapping forms with a dynamic interplay of colors, including greens, blues, and oranges against a deep black background. The piece has a collage-like aesthetic, with textured layers and organic shapes that suggest a sense of depth and movement. The composition invites viewers to explore the abstract imagery, which exudes both strength and a subtle complexity, reflecting Nevelson’s mastery in manipulating space and form.
Reflections II, 1983
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Original color etching and aquatint on cream Copperplate wove paper - Hand-signed, dated and numbered in pencil // Reflections II by Louise Nevelson, created in 1983, is a limited edition print utilizing color etching and aquatint on cream copperplate wove paper. This work showcases Nevelson's signature abstract style, combining bold shapes and overlapping forms with a dynamic interplay of colors, including greens, blues, and oranges against a deep black background. The piece has a collage-like aesthetic, with textured layers and organic shapes that suggest a sense of depth and movement. The composition invites viewers to explore the abstract imagery, which exudes both strength and a subtle complexity, reflecting Nevelson’s mastery in manipulating space and form.
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