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Signed and numbered by the artist. // Five Invocations III is a mesmerizing lithograph by Paul Jenkins from 1997, featuring an expansive field of luminous red that cascades across the composition in flowing, organic washes. The work exemplifies Jenkins’s signature technique of pouring and guiding pigment to create veils of translucent color that seem to pulse with inner light. Varying intensities of crimson, scarlet, and deep burgundy merge and separate in a continuous dialogue of transparency and opacity, evoking the chromatic mysteries that defined Jenkins’s contribution to Abstract Expressionism and Color Field painting. The subtle interplay of saturated and diluted areas creates a breathing, atmospheric surface of remarkable depth.
Five Invocations III, 1997
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Signed and numbered by the artist. // Five Invocations III is a mesmerizing lithograph by Paul Jenkins from 1997, featuring an expansive field of luminous red that cascades across the composition in flowing, organic washes. The work exemplifies Jenkins’s signature technique of pouring and guiding pigment to create veils of translucent color that seem to pulse with inner light. Varying intensities of crimson, scarlet, and deep burgundy merge and separate in a continuous dialogue of transparency and opacity, evoking the chromatic mysteries that defined Jenkins’s contribution to Abstract Expressionism and Color Field painting. The subtle interplay of saturated and diluted areas creates a breathing, atmospheric surface of remarkable depth.
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