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Original screenprint in colors - Signed in pencil, and numbered - unframed (Lembark S21.) // Sam Francis's For the Blue Sons of the Air is a vibrant screen-print that showcases the artist's affinity for color and dynamic compositions. This limited edition print, created in 1990, features a swirling arrangement of greens, blues, and reds on a white background, creating a sense of movement and energy. The abstract forms appear to float and interact across the canvas, evoking feelings of airiness and fluidity. Francis’s splashes and drips of color bring to mind both natural and cosmic elements, suggesting a mystical homage to the 'blue sons' or the ethereal qualities of air. The piece, signed and numbered in pencil, reflects Francis’s distinctive style of layered abstraction and emotive color work.
For the Blue Sons of the Air, 1990
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Original screenprint in colors - Signed in pencil, and numbered - unframed (Lembark S21.) // Sam Francis's For the Blue Sons of the Air is a vibrant screen-print that showcases the artist's affinity for color and dynamic compositions. This limited edition print, created in 1990, features a swirling arrangement of greens, blues, and reds on a white background, creating a sense of movement and energy. The abstract forms appear to float and interact across the canvas, evoking feelings of airiness and fluidity. Francis’s splashes and drips of color bring to mind both natural and cosmic elements, suggesting a mystical homage to the 'blue sons' or the ethereal qualities of air. The piece, signed and numbered in pencil, reflects Francis’s distinctive style of layered abstraction and emotive color work.
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