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Softground etching with drypoint on Rives BFK paper - Published by Crown Point Press, San Francisco - Plate: 45.4 by 60 cm 17 by 23 in; Sheet: 67 by 102 cm 26 by 40¼ in // Richard Diebenkorn’s Softground Y (1982) is a minimalist etching created using softground and drypoint techniques on Rives BFK paper. The composition is characterized by clean, geometric lines forming a Y shape that anchors the piece, surrounded by subtle, faint marks and textured areas. The restrained monochromatic palette enhances the architectural quality of the lines, imbuing the piece with a quiet elegance and sense of depth. Diebenkorn’s work is known for its exploration of spatial relationships and abstraction, and Softground Y reflects his interest in balance and structure. Published by Crown Point Press in San Francisco, the plate measures 45.4 x 60 cm, while the entire sheet is 67 x 102 cm. This print exists in an edition of 35 with an additional 10 artist proofs.
Softground Y, 1982
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Softground etching with drypoint on Rives BFK paper - Published by Crown Point Press, San Francisco - Plate: 45.4 by 60 cm 17 by 23 in; Sheet: 67 by 102 cm 26 by 40¼ in // Richard Diebenkorn’s Softground Y (1982) is a minimalist etching created using softground and drypoint techniques on Rives BFK paper. The composition is characterized by clean, geometric lines forming a Y shape that anchors the piece, surrounded by subtle, faint marks and textured areas. The restrained monochromatic palette enhances the architectural quality of the lines, imbuing the piece with a quiet elegance and sense of depth. Diebenkorn’s work is known for its exploration of spatial relationships and abstraction, and Softground Y reflects his interest in balance and structure. Published by Crown Point Press in San Francisco, the plate measures 45.4 x 60 cm, while the entire sheet is 67 x 102 cm. This print exists in an edition of 35 with an additional 10 artist proofs.
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