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Set of 6 Etchings Anchor (2010) by Lynda Benglis is a set of six etchings that explore abstraction through dynamic gestures and rich color contrasts, especially between vibrant blues, yellows, and blacks. Known for her sculptural innovations and material experimentation, Benglis translates her tactile sensibility into printmaking. Each etching in the series presents a unique composition, oscillating between organic movement and structural density. The forms evoke bodily, geological, or aquatic associations, yet remain deliberately open to interpretation. This limited edition of 37 underscores Benglis’s continued engagement with physicality, energy, and the expressive potential of abstract form.
Anchor (set), 2010
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Set of 6 Etchings Anchor (2010) by Lynda Benglis is a set of six etchings that explore abstraction through dynamic gestures and rich color contrasts, especially between vibrant blues, yellows, and blacks. Known for her sculptural innovations and material experimentation, Benglis translates her tactile sensibility into printmaking. Each etching in the series presents a unique composition, oscillating between organic movement and structural density. The forms evoke bodily, geological, or aquatic associations, yet remain deliberately open to interpretation. This limited edition of 37 underscores Benglis’s continued engagement with physicality, energy, and the expressive potential of abstract form.
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Lynda Benglis
Anchor (set), 2010
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