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Screenprint on J.B. Green paper - Published by Marlborough Graphics, Inc., New York - Initialed and numbered in pencil - Literature: Belknap 58 Untitled (No. 12) from The Basque Suite (1971) by Robert Motherwell is a screenprint that reflects the artist’s powerful abstract expressionist vocabulary. Featuring a bold black form that seems to stride across the lower composition, the work is partially framed by a vivid orange block. This stark contrast underscores Motherwell’s sensitivity to color, gesture, and spatial tension. The print, part of a series published by Marlborough Graphics, echoes the artist’s response to political strife and cultural memory—especially referencing the Spanish Civil War and Basque resistance—through abstract language.
No. 12 (from The Basque Suite), 1971
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Screenprint on J.B. Green paper - Published by Marlborough Graphics, Inc., New York - Initialed and numbered in pencil - Literature: Belknap 58 Untitled (No. 12) from The Basque Suite (1971) by Robert Motherwell is a screenprint that reflects the artist’s powerful abstract expressionist vocabulary. Featuring a bold black form that seems to stride across the lower composition, the work is partially framed by a vivid orange block. This stark contrast underscores Motherwell’s sensitivity to color, gesture, and spatial tension. The print, part of a series published by Marlborough Graphics, echoes the artist’s response to political strife and cultural memory—especially referencing the Spanish Civil War and Basque resistance—through abstract language.
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