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Color Lithograph and linoleum block print on handmade Japan with chine appliqué on Arches - Edition of 50 + 10 Artist Proofs - Signed and numbered // Robert Motherwell's Red Wind (1987) is a striking lithograph and linoleum block print on handmade Japan paper with chine appliqué on Arches, measuring 23 x 28 inches. This work features a bold red square as its focal point, set against a vast, white background. Within the red block, abstract black brushstrokes create an expressive and gestural composition, characteristic of Motherwell's approach to Abstract Expressionism. The contrast between the intense red and the gestural black marks evokes a sense of movement and dynamism, while the surrounding white space amplifies the impact of the central form. The simplicity and rawness of this piece reflect Motherwell's exploration of emotion and spontaneity in art.
Red Wind, 1987
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Color Lithograph and linoleum block print on handmade Japan with chine appliqué on Arches - Edition of 50 + 10 Artist Proofs - Signed and numbered // Robert Motherwell's Red Wind (1987) is a striking lithograph and linoleum block print on handmade Japan paper with chine appliqué on Arches, measuring 23 x 28 inches. This work features a bold red square as its focal point, set against a vast, white background. Within the red block, abstract black brushstrokes create an expressive and gestural composition, characteristic of Motherwell's approach to Abstract Expressionism. The contrast between the intense red and the gestural black marks evokes a sense of movement and dynamism, while the surrounding white space amplifies the impact of the central form. The simplicity and rawness of this piece reflect Motherwell's exploration of emotion and spontaneity in art.
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Harvest With Two White Stripes, 1973
Limited Edition Print
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Limited Edition Print
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