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Lithograph, signed by hand // L 118 by Hans Hartung is a lithograph created in 1963, reflecting the artist’s dynamic and gestural abstraction. In this limited-edition print, Hartung uses expressive strokes and sharp lines that seem to cut across the paper, creating an energetic interplay of movement and texture. The composition has a spontaneous yet controlled feel, with overlapping, feathered lines that evoke a sense of wind or natural forces. Hartung's approach captures the intensity of his gestures, highlighting his exploration of emotion through abstraction. The work's monochromatic palette enhances its focus on form and motion, making it a compelling study of contrasts.
L 118, 1963
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Lithograph, signed by hand // L 118 by Hans Hartung is a lithograph created in 1963, reflecting the artist’s dynamic and gestural abstraction. In this limited-edition print, Hartung uses expressive strokes and sharp lines that seem to cut across the paper, creating an energetic interplay of movement and texture. The composition has a spontaneous yet controlled feel, with overlapping, feathered lines that evoke a sense of wind or natural forces. Hartung's approach captures the intensity of his gestures, highlighting his exploration of emotion through abstraction. The work's monochromatic palette enhances its focus on form and motion, making it a compelling study of contrasts.
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