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Brice Marden’s Cold Mountain (1991) is an intricate etching and aquatint that exemplifies his exploration of abstract gesture and line. The composition features a dense web of interwoven black lines, creating a rhythmic and almost calligraphic effect. Inspired by the poetry and philosophy of the Tang Dynasty poet Han Shan (known as "Cold Mountain"), Marden’s work reflects a meditative and introspective approach. The layered, looping lines suggest movement and energy, balanced by the monochromatic simplicity of the black ink on white paper. Measuring 70 x 90 cm, this limited-edition print captures the essence of Marden’s distinctive visual language, merging abstraction with poetic inspiration.
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Brice Marden’s Cold Mountain (1991) is an intricate etching and aquatint that exemplifies his exploration of abstract gesture and line. The composition features a dense web of interwoven black lines, creating a rhythmic and almost calligraphic effect. Inspired by the poetry and philosophy of the Tang Dynasty poet Han Shan (known as "Cold Mountain"), Marden’s work reflects a meditative and introspective approach. The layered, looping lines suggest movement and energy, balanced by the monochromatic simplicity of the black ink on white paper. Measuring 70 x 90 cm, this limited-edition print captures the essence of Marden’s distinctive visual language, merging abstraction with poetic inspiration.
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Brice Marden
Cold Mountain, 1991
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Etching And Aquatint
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