Sam Francis

Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

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Antonio Saura's El Perro De Goya I serigraph with dark background, distorted abstract figure inspired by Goya's The Dog.

Color serigraph; Perfect condition; Cataloging number: 144. Listed on page 173 by Antonio Saura; graphic work; Catalog Raisonné. Patrick Cramer, Genève, 2000. // El Perro De Goya I by Antonio Saura, created in 1972, is a limited edition color serigraph. This piece, part of a series paying homage to Francisco Goya, draws inspiration from Goya’s haunting The Dog painting but interprets it in Saura’s distinctive, abstract style. The composition is dominated by a dark, somber background, with a central, twisted form representing the dog. Saura uses thick, gestural lines and layered shapes, evoking an unsettling atmosphere. The figure seems to emerge from the darkness, with its fragmented and distorted form adding a sense of anguish and isolation. Through abstracted shapes and expressive strokes, Saura captures the emotional resonance of Goya’s original work while infusing it with his own raw, visceral energy. This piece reflects Saura’s skill in reimagining classic themes through abstraction and emotional depth.

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El Perro De Goya I, 1972

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Color serigraph; Perfect condition; Cataloging number: 144. Listed on page 173 by Antonio Saura; graphic work; Catalog Raisonné. Patrick Cramer, Genève, 2000. // El Perro De Goya I by Antonio Saura, created in 1972, is a limited edition color serigraph. This piece, part of a series paying homage to Francisco Goya, draws inspiration from Goya’s haunting The Dog painting but interprets it in Saura’s distinctive, abstract style. The composition is dominated by a dark, somber background, with a central, twisted form representing the dog. Saura uses thick, gestural lines and layered shapes, evoking an unsettling atmosphere. The figure seems to emerge from the darkness, with its fragmented and distorted form adding a sense of anguish and isolation. Through abstracted shapes and expressive strokes, Saura captures the emotional resonance of Goya’s original work while infusing it with his own raw, visceral energy. This piece reflects Saura’s skill in reimagining classic themes through abstraction and emotional depth.

Artwork Copyright © Antonio Saura

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