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Color woodcut on handmade Okawara paper -Signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil // Standing II by Sean Scully, a color woodcut created in 1986, reflects the artist’s signature style of structured abstraction. Composed of layered, textured blocks, the artwork uses rich earth tones and muted blacks, emphasizing the raw, tactile quality of the woodcut medium on handmade Okawara paper. Each horizontal section, marked by irregular lines and subtle color variations, evokes a sense of rugged stability and quiet intensity. Signed, titled, and dated by Scully, this limited edition print combines geometric simplicity with expressive depth, embodying the artist’s exploration of balance, space, and materiality.
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Color woodcut on handmade Okawara paper -Signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil // Standing II by Sean Scully, a color woodcut created in 1986, reflects the artist’s signature style of structured abstraction. Composed of layered, textured blocks, the artwork uses rich earth tones and muted blacks, emphasizing the raw, tactile quality of the woodcut medium on handmade Okawara paper. Each horizontal section, marked by irregular lines and subtle color variations, evokes a sense of rugged stability and quiet intensity. Signed, titled, and dated by Scully, this limited edition print combines geometric simplicity with expressive depth, embodying the artist’s exploration of balance, space, and materiality.
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