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Aquatint in colors, on Whatman paper // Sam Francis' Untitled (SFE-014) from 1984 is a vibrant aquatint print executed on Whatman paper. This limited edition piece exemplifies Francis' dynamic abstract expressionism, with splashes of intense colors such as deep blues, reds, and purples blending and colliding across the composition. The energetic, almost chaotic movement of the colors, complemented by bold black accents and splatters, creates a sense of spontaneity and free flow, characteristic of Francis' approach. The artwork's vertical format intensifies the impression of movement and rhythm, inviting viewers to follow the cascading interplay of hues and forms.
Untitled (SFE-014), 1984
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Aquatint in colors, on Whatman paper // Sam Francis' Untitled (SFE-014) from 1984 is a vibrant aquatint print executed on Whatman paper. This limited edition piece exemplifies Francis' dynamic abstract expressionism, with splashes of intense colors such as deep blues, reds, and purples blending and colliding across the composition. The energetic, almost chaotic movement of the colors, complemented by bold black accents and splatters, creates a sense of spontaneity and free flow, characteristic of Francis' approach. The artwork's vertical format intensifies the impression of movement and rhythm, inviting viewers to follow the cascading interplay of hues and forms.
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Untitled From 1 Cent Life Portfolio, 1964
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