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Etching and collage on handmade paper by Acuari . Taller Mayor, Madrid . Published in "Manolo Valdes 1981-2002 , pag.202" // Manolo Valdés's Mujer con sombrero IV, I (2002) is a captivating limited edition mixed media print that combines etching and collage on handmade paper. Measuring 167.5 x 96.5 cm, the artwork portrays a stylized female figure wearing an ornate hat. Valdés’s technique merges expressive lines with intricate collage work, adding depth and texture to the composition. The woman’s face is outlined with delicate, sketch-like lines that create an enigmatic expression, while the hat is a rich amalgamation of textures, colors, and patterns, forming a visually dominant element that contrasts with the simplicity of the facial lines. The use of mixed media enhances the sense of volume and dimension, inviting viewers to explore the interplay of forms and textures. Through this piece, Valdés celebrates the elegance and strength of the female figure, blending classical beauty with modern abstraction.
Mujer con sombrero IV , I, 2002
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Etching and collage on handmade paper by Acuari . Taller Mayor, Madrid . Published in "Manolo Valdes 1981-2002 , pag.202" // Manolo Valdés's Mujer con sombrero IV, I (2002) is a captivating limited edition mixed media print that combines etching and collage on handmade paper. Measuring 167.5 x 96.5 cm, the artwork portrays a stylized female figure wearing an ornate hat. Valdés’s technique merges expressive lines with intricate collage work, adding depth and texture to the composition. The woman’s face is outlined with delicate, sketch-like lines that create an enigmatic expression, while the hat is a rich amalgamation of textures, colors, and patterns, forming a visually dominant element that contrasts with the simplicity of the facial lines. The use of mixed media enhances the sense of volume and dimension, inviting viewers to explore the interplay of forms and textures. Through this piece, Valdés celebrates the elegance and strength of the female figure, blending classical beauty with modern abstraction.
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