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Untitled, 1984

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Untitled, #2

Craig Kauffman Red, Black, Black lithograph with looping circular designs in red and black, horizontal sequence, from 1999.

Untitled, (red, black, black), color lithograph, pencil signed and dated '99, marked PP 1, back stamped "Cirrus Editions, Ltd, 1999" and marked 5906-CK99 verso. Unframed, loose, 17" x 45" image on 23" x 51" sheet. There is one small area about 2" of minor creases on the edge, other than that the print is perfect, like it was just printed. // Red, Black, Black by Craig Kauffman is a vibrant lithograph created in 1999, exemplifying Kauffman's exploration of form and color through minimalistic, looping shapes. This print, marked as a Print Proof (PP 1) and signed by the artist, features three interlocking circular designs arranged in a horizontal sequence. The composition progresses from a red outline on the left to two black variations, each shape overlapping to create intricate patterns reminiscent of organic forms or abstracted floral shapes. The dynamic repetition and variation of the forms invite viewers to consider the relationship between color and shape. The piece measures 43 cm by 114.3 cm, showcasing Kauffman's affinity for clean lines and his influence from California's minimalist art movements.

Artwork Copyright © Craig Kauffman

Red, Black, Black, 1999

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Untitled, (red, black, black), color lithograph, pencil signed and dated '99, marked PP 1, back stamped "Cirrus Editions, Ltd, 1999" and marked 5906-CK99 verso. Unframed, loose, 17" x 45" image on 23" x 51" sheet. There is one small area about 2" of minor creases on the edge, other than that the print is perfect, like it was just printed. // Red, Black, Black by Craig Kauffman is a vibrant lithograph created in 1999, exemplifying Kauffman's exploration of form and color through minimalistic, looping shapes. This print, marked as a Print Proof (PP 1) and signed by the artist, features three interlocking circular designs arranged in a horizontal sequence. The composition progresses from a red outline on the left to two black variations, each shape overlapping to create intricate patterns reminiscent of organic forms or abstracted floral shapes. The dynamic repetition and variation of the forms invite viewers to consider the relationship between color and shape. The piece measures 43 cm by 114.3 cm, showcasing Kauffman's affinity for clean lines and his influence from California's minimalist art movements.

Artwork Copyright © Craig Kauffman

Craig Kauffman

Untitled, #2, 1988

Limited Edition Print

Etching

USD 1,800

Craig Kauffman

Red, Black, Black, 1999

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What is minimalism?

Minimalism is a style in music and visual arts characterized by pared-down designs and simplicity. It began in Western art after World War II, gaining prominence particularly in American visual arts. Minimalism draws heavily on aspects of modernism and is often viewed as a reaction against Abstract Expressionism, as well as a precursor to post-minimal art practices. Prominent minimalist artists include Agnes Martin, Donald Judd, Robert Morris, Frank Stella, and Dan Flavin.

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