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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.
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.
What is ‘light and space’?
The Light and Space Movement refers to loosely affiliated art movements connected to minimalism, geometric abstraction, and op art that originated in Southern California in the 1960s. Greatly influenced by artist John McLaughlin, these artists focused on sensory phenomena such as light, perception, and space as central elements of their work. They also incorporated cutting-edge technologies from the aerospace and engineering industries to develop light-filled and sensuous objects, creating immersive experiences that emphasize the viewer's perception.