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Color lithograph on arches paper - Signed and Numbered - International Rescue Committee, New York, pub., Mourlot, Paris, printer. // Robert Motherwell's Untitled (from the Flights Portfolio) (1971) is a minimalistic and expressive lithograph printed on Arches paper. This limited edition print showcases Motherwell's signature abstract style, featuring organic forms and a muted color palette dominated by warm earth tones. The composition, characterized by a large, curved white shape against a textured beige and tan background, evokes a sense of movement and fluidity, suggesting an abstracted landscape or a gestural figure. The simplicity and elegance of the piece highlight Motherwell’s ability to convey depth and emotion through minimal forms. Published by the International Rescue Committee and printed by Mourlot in Paris, this work reflects his mastery in modern abstract printmaking.
Untitled (from the flights portfolio), 1971
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Color lithograph on arches paper - Signed and Numbered - International Rescue Committee, New York, pub., Mourlot, Paris, printer. // Robert Motherwell's Untitled (from the Flights Portfolio) (1971) is a minimalistic and expressive lithograph printed on Arches paper. This limited edition print showcases Motherwell's signature abstract style, featuring organic forms and a muted color palette dominated by warm earth tones. The composition, characterized by a large, curved white shape against a textured beige and tan background, evokes a sense of movement and fluidity, suggesting an abstracted landscape or a gestural figure. The simplicity and elegance of the piece highlight Motherwell’s ability to convey depth and emotion through minimal forms. Published by the International Rescue Committee and printed by Mourlot in Paris, this work reflects his mastery in modern abstract printmaking.
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