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Soot - Black Stone, Plate 1 from the Series of 6 - Lithograph on Larroque mill paper, signed in penci - Embossed stamps of the artist and publisher in the lower right corner. Wet stamp of Gemini, Los Angeles, on the reverse. - LIterature: S. Engberg, J. Banach, 163. // Robert Motherwell's Soot - Black Stone, Plate 1 (1975) is a lithograph from a series of six works that exemplify his exploration of texture, abstraction, and minimalism. Printed on Larroque mill paper, the composition features a central abstract black-and-white form resembling a weathered stone, set against a stark black background. The addition of fine, curving white lines introduces a sense of balance and movement, evoking organic and geological themes. Measuring 90 x 60 cm, this work is part of a limited edition of 52, signed by the artist in pencil. It also bears the embossed stamps of the artist and publisher in the lower right corner, with a Gemini, Los Angeles, wet stamp on the reverse. A striking piece, it is referenced in S. Engberg, J. Banach, 163.
Soot - Black Stone, Plate 1, 1975
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Soot - Black Stone, Plate 1 from the Series of 6 - Lithograph on Larroque mill paper, signed in penci - Embossed stamps of the artist and publisher in the lower right corner. Wet stamp of Gemini, Los Angeles, on the reverse. - LIterature: S. Engberg, J. Banach, 163. // Robert Motherwell's Soot - Black Stone, Plate 1 (1975) is a lithograph from a series of six works that exemplify his exploration of texture, abstraction, and minimalism. Printed on Larroque mill paper, the composition features a central abstract black-and-white form resembling a weathered stone, set against a stark black background. The addition of fine, curving white lines introduces a sense of balance and movement, evoking organic and geological themes. Measuring 90 x 60 cm, this work is part of a limited edition of 52, signed by the artist in pencil. It also bears the embossed stamps of the artist and publisher in the lower right corner, with a Gemini, Los Angeles, wet stamp on the reverse. A striking piece, it is referenced in S. Engberg, J. Banach, 163.
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