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Ten-color woodcut in colors on handmade light pin Mingei Momo paper - Signed, dated and numbered in pencil - Published by Crown Point Press, San Francisco - Printed by Shi-un-do Print Shop, Kyoto // Cedar Hill by Helen Frankenthaler is a ten-color woodcut created on handmade light pink Mingei Momo paper. This limited edition print, signed and dated by the artist, was published by Crown Point Press and printed by Shi-un-do Print Shop in Kyoto. The artwork embodies Frankenthaler’s signature style, using delicate washes of color and organic forms to evoke a serene, almost dreamlike landscape. Soft hues of red, green, and blue blend and overlap, giving a sense of depth and fluidity. The abstract nature of the piece invites viewers to interpret the forms freely, allowing personal reflections on nature and atmosphere.
Cedar Hill, 1983
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Ten-color woodcut in colors on handmade light pin Mingei Momo paper - Signed, dated and numbered in pencil - Published by Crown Point Press, San Francisco - Printed by Shi-un-do Print Shop, Kyoto // Cedar Hill by Helen Frankenthaler is a ten-color woodcut created on handmade light pink Mingei Momo paper. This limited edition print, signed and dated by the artist, was published by Crown Point Press and printed by Shi-un-do Print Shop in Kyoto. The artwork embodies Frankenthaler’s signature style, using delicate washes of color and organic forms to evoke a serene, almost dreamlike landscape. Soft hues of red, green, and blue blend and overlap, giving a sense of depth and fluidity. The abstract nature of the piece invites viewers to interpret the forms freely, allowing personal reflections on nature and atmosphere.
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