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Original serigraph on paper - Published by Domberger KG Filderstadt West Germany - Hand initialed by the artist // Robert Mangold's Untitled 2 (1992) from A Book of Silk Screen Prints is a serigraph measuring 29.2 x 61 cm. This minimalist composition features a subtle triangular form against a mostly blank background, embodying Mangold's restrained style and focus on geometric abstraction. The muted, delicate lines defining the triangle contrast softly with the surrounding negative space, creating a contemplative balance and simplicity. Published by Domberger KG in West Germany, this piece reflects Mangold’s interest in exploring form, proportion, and the quiet interactions of shapes. The print emphasizes the artist’s ability to evoke depth and harmony through the most minimal of visual elements.
Untitled 2 ( from A Book of Silk Screen Prints), 1992
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Original serigraph on paper - Published by Domberger KG Filderstadt West Germany - Hand initialed by the artist // Robert Mangold's Untitled 2 (1992) from A Book of Silk Screen Prints is a serigraph measuring 29.2 x 61 cm. This minimalist composition features a subtle triangular form against a mostly blank background, embodying Mangold's restrained style and focus on geometric abstraction. The muted, delicate lines defining the triangle contrast softly with the surrounding negative space, creating a contemplative balance and simplicity. Published by Domberger KG in West Germany, this piece reflects Mangold’s interest in exploring form, proportion, and the quiet interactions of shapes. The print emphasizes the artist’s ability to evoke depth and harmony through the most minimal of visual elements.
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Robert Mangold
Untitled 2 ( From A Book Of Silk Screen Prints), 1992
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