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Etching, aquatint, and drypoint in colors on Magnani paper - Hand-signed by artist // Helen Frankenthaler's Broome Street at Night (1987) showcases her signature abstract expressionist approach through the use of etching, aquatint, and drypoint on Magnani paper. The print features dark, moody tones, evoking the depth and quietude of nighttime. Streaks of vibrant green contrast against the deep black and brown hues, while a bold blue circular form hovers, suggesting a mysterious and celestial element. The work captures the atmospheric essence of an urban landscape, rendered in Frankenthaler’s fluid and gestural style, blending abstraction with a hint of narrative.
Broome Street at Night, 1987
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Etching, aquatint, and drypoint in colors on Magnani paper - Hand-signed by artist // Helen Frankenthaler's Broome Street at Night (1987) showcases her signature abstract expressionist approach through the use of etching, aquatint, and drypoint on Magnani paper. The print features dark, moody tones, evoking the depth and quietude of nighttime. Streaks of vibrant green contrast against the deep black and brown hues, while a bold blue circular form hovers, suggesting a mysterious and celestial element. The work captures the atmospheric essence of an urban landscape, rendered in Frankenthaler’s fluid and gestural style, blending abstraction with a hint of narrative.
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