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Published by Arion Press San Francisco - Suite: Trout Fishing in America by Richard Brautigan // Trout Fishing in America by Wayne Thiebaud is a limited edition lithograph from 1994, measuring 29.8 x 21.6 cm. This print, part of a suite published by Arion Press, accompanies Richard Brautigan’s literary work of the same title. Thiebaud, renowned for his vibrant portrayal of everyday subjects, presents a solitary fish lying horizontally at the bottom of the composition. The soft gradients of blue and white above evoke a minimalist, serene atmosphere, contrasting with the fish's subtle colors and texture. The simplicity and quiet presence in the piece reflect both an homage to nature and an exploration of stillness.
Trout Fishing in America, 1994
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Published by Arion Press San Francisco - Suite: Trout Fishing in America by Richard Brautigan // Trout Fishing in America by Wayne Thiebaud is a limited edition lithograph from 1994, measuring 29.8 x 21.6 cm. This print, part of a suite published by Arion Press, accompanies Richard Brautigan’s literary work of the same title. Thiebaud, renowned for his vibrant portrayal of everyday subjects, presents a solitary fish lying horizontally at the bottom of the composition. The soft gradients of blue and white above evoke a minimalist, serene atmosphere, contrasting with the fish's subtle colors and texture. The simplicity and quiet presence in the piece reflect both an homage to nature and an exploration of stillness.
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