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Untitled, 1984

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Rufino Tamayo Tres Manos En Rojo etching with three red hands over textured blue and beige background

Etching in colors on Guarro paper, signed in black crayon. Rufino Tamayo’s Tres Manos En Rojo is an etching from 1979 that combines bold symbolism with tactile surface effects. Three vivid red hands rise against a textured field of deep blue and muted beige, their forms simplified yet expressive. The contrast between the saturated red and the rough, layered background creates a sense of urgency and presence, as if the hands are emerging or reaching outward. Tamayo often explored universal human themes, and here the repeated motif suggests communication, identity, or collective experience. Produced in an edition of 99 plus 15 hors commerce impressions, the print reflects his distinctive blend of modern abstraction and figurative resonance.

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Tres Manos En Rojo, P. 260, 1979

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Etching in colors on Guarro paper, signed in black crayon. Rufino Tamayo’s Tres Manos En Rojo is an etching from 1979 that combines bold symbolism with tactile surface effects. Three vivid red hands rise against a textured field of deep blue and muted beige, their forms simplified yet expressive. The contrast between the saturated red and the rough, layered background creates a sense of urgency and presence, as if the hands are emerging or reaching outward. Tamayo often explored universal human themes, and here the repeated motif suggests communication, identity, or collective experience. Produced in an edition of 99 plus 15 hors commerce impressions, the print reflects his distinctive blend of modern abstraction and figurative resonance.

Artwork Copyright © Rufino Tamayo

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