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Original Silkscreen in colors on Fabriano wove paper - Suite: Columbus In Search of a New Tomorrow - In excellent condition - Hand Signed in Pencil // Max Bill's Untitled (Columbus In Search of a New Tomorrow) (1992) is a limited edition silkscreen print from the suite bearing the same name. This work measures 30 x 22.75 cm and is printed on Fabriano wove paper. The composition features an arrangement of geometric shapes, primarily triangles, in a harmonious blend of green, blue, and purple hues. Bill’s commitment to precision and abstraction is evident in the crisp lines and balanced color palette, creating a sense of depth and movement. The print exemplifies Bill's exploration of constructivist principles, emphasizing clarity, order, and visual harmony. The piece is hand-signed in pencil, adding a personal touch to this elegant and structured artwork.
Untitled (Columbus In Search of a New Tomorrow), 1992
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Original Silkscreen in colors on Fabriano wove paper - Suite: Columbus In Search of a New Tomorrow - In excellent condition - Hand Signed in Pencil // Max Bill's Untitled (Columbus In Search of a New Tomorrow) (1992) is a limited edition silkscreen print from the suite bearing the same name. This work measures 30 x 22.75 cm and is printed on Fabriano wove paper. The composition features an arrangement of geometric shapes, primarily triangles, in a harmonious blend of green, blue, and purple hues. Bill’s commitment to precision and abstraction is evident in the crisp lines and balanced color palette, creating a sense of depth and movement. The print exemplifies Bill's exploration of constructivist principles, emphasizing clarity, order, and visual harmony. The piece is hand-signed in pencil, adding a personal touch to this elegant and structured artwork.
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