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15 colour screen print on 300gsm Fabriano 5 paper - Hand signed, dated, titled and numbered by the artist. // Rose Rose by Bridget Riley, created in 2011, is a vibrant limited edition screen-print that captures the artist’s mastery of color and rhythmic patterns. The print features an array of horizontal stripes in various hues, including shades of pink, green, blue, orange, and peach, arranged in a consistent pattern across the composition. The repetition of stripes creates a sense of movement, as the colors interact and shift in intensity, guiding the viewer's eye rhythmically across the artwork. The precise alignment and the harmony between the colors exemplify Riley's expertise in optical effects, where visual perception becomes an immersive experience. Printed on 300gsm Fabriano 5 paper, this 15-color screen-print is hand-signed, titled, dated, and numbered by Riley, making it a part of an edition of 250. Rose Rose reflects Riley's continuous exploration of color dynamics and visual rhythm, offering a vibrant and engaging viewing experience.
Rose Rose, 2011
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15 colour screen print on 300gsm Fabriano 5 paper - Hand signed, dated, titled and numbered by the artist. // Rose Rose by Bridget Riley, created in 2011, is a vibrant limited edition screen-print that captures the artist’s mastery of color and rhythmic patterns. The print features an array of horizontal stripes in various hues, including shades of pink, green, blue, orange, and peach, arranged in a consistent pattern across the composition. The repetition of stripes creates a sense of movement, as the colors interact and shift in intensity, guiding the viewer's eye rhythmically across the artwork. The precise alignment and the harmony between the colors exemplify Riley's expertise in optical effects, where visual perception becomes an immersive experience. Printed on 300gsm Fabriano 5 paper, this 15-color screen-print is hand-signed, titled, dated, and numbered by Riley, making it a part of an edition of 250. Rose Rose reflects Riley's continuous exploration of color dynamics and visual rhythm, offering a vibrant and engaging viewing experience.
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