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Original lithograph in black and red on TGL handmade paper 0 Signed in pencil, and numbered - Published by Tyler Graphics Ltd., Bedford, New York, with their blindstamp // Robert Motherwell’s Black With No Way Out (1983) is a striking lithograph that exemplifies the artist’s exploration of abstract expressionism. Dominated by a large, bold black form, the composition is punctuated by dynamic splatters, gestural strokes, and a vivid red rectangle in the upper right corner. The juxtaposition of the dense black mass against the white background creates a stark sense of tension and depth, while the red accent adds an element of urgency and contrast. Measuring 38 x 95.5 cm, this limited-edition print captures Motherwell’s ability to convey raw emotion and existential themes through minimal yet powerful elements.
Black With No Way Out, 1983
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Original lithograph in black and red on TGL handmade paper 0 Signed in pencil, and numbered - Published by Tyler Graphics Ltd., Bedford, New York, with their blindstamp // Robert Motherwell’s Black With No Way Out (1983) is a striking lithograph that exemplifies the artist’s exploration of abstract expressionism. Dominated by a large, bold black form, the composition is punctuated by dynamic splatters, gestural strokes, and a vivid red rectangle in the upper right corner. The juxtaposition of the dense black mass against the white background creates a stark sense of tension and depth, while the red accent adds an element of urgency and contrast. Measuring 38 x 95.5 cm, this limited-edition print captures Motherwell’s ability to convey raw emotion and existential themes through minimal yet powerful elements.
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