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Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

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Rufino TAMAYO | Untitled (Textile) | Tapestry, 1960s — available on Composition Gallery
Rufino TAMAYO | Untitled (Textile) | Tapestry, 1960s — available on Composition Gallery
Rufino TAMAYO | Untitled (Textile) | Tapestry, 1960s — available on Composition Gallery
Rufino TAMAYO | Untitled (Textile) | Tapestry, 1960s — available on Composition Gallery

Wool; Not signed. // This monumental wool tapestry by Rufino Tamayo from the 1960s presents a totemic figure crowned by a luminous cream crescent moon set within a stark black circle, its body descending in deep burgundy and purple accents against a dark brown woven ground. Measuring 178 by 143 centimetres, the textile translates Tamayo's painterly synthesis of pre-Columbian iconography and modern abstraction into the medium of hand-woven wool. The bold simplification of the anthropomorphic form and the cosmic symbolism of the moon motif connect the work to ancient Mesoamerican cosmology while asserting a contemporary sculptural presence.

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Untitled (Textile), 1960s

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Wool; Not signed. // This monumental wool tapestry by Rufino Tamayo from the 1960s presents a totemic figure crowned by a luminous cream crescent moon set within a stark black circle, its body descending in deep burgundy and purple accents against a dark brown woven ground. Measuring 178 by 143 centimetres, the textile translates Tamayo's painterly synthesis of pre-Columbian iconography and modern abstraction into the medium of hand-woven wool. The bold simplification of the anthropomorphic form and the cosmic symbolism of the moon motif connect the work to ancient Mesoamerican cosmology while asserting a contemporary sculptural presence.

Artwork Copyright © Rufino Tamayo

Rufino Tamayo

Untitled (Textile), 1960s

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Tapestry

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Etching

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