Sam Francis

Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

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Ed Ruscha's Now, lithograph, shows the word Now in bold letters casting a shadow on a blue-black gradient background.

Lithograph in blue-black on Rives BFK wove paper // Ed Ruscha’s Now (1990) is a limited edition lithograph that presents the word Now in bold, capital letters, casting a shadowy, fading presence against a backdrop of blue-black tones. The simplicity of the typography, paired with the gradation from light to dark, evokes a sense of immediacy while also suggesting the ephemeral nature of the present moment. The artwork highlights Ruscha's mastery in transforming language into visual art, turning a single word into a powerful statement about time and existence. The hazy quality of the shadow further emphasizes the fleeting, elusive nature of now, urging contemplation on the transitory essence of the current moment.

Artwork Copyright © Ed Ruscha

Now, 1990

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Lithograph in blue-black on Rives BFK wove paper // Ed Ruscha’s Now (1990) is a limited edition lithograph that presents the word Now in bold, capital letters, casting a shadowy, fading presence against a backdrop of blue-black tones. The simplicity of the typography, paired with the gradation from light to dark, evokes a sense of immediacy while also suggesting the ephemeral nature of the present moment. The artwork highlights Ruscha's mastery in transforming language into visual art, turning a single word into a powerful statement about time and existence. The hazy quality of the shadow further emphasizes the fleeting, elusive nature of now, urging contemplation on the transitory essence of the current moment.

Artwork Copyright © Ed Ruscha

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