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// The Book of Landscapes II by Juan Uslé is a mixed media drawing that blends textural elements and abstract forms. Created in 1987, this piece features a muted earthy palette, with rich browns and subtle green and blue streaks that suggest natural landscapes or geological layers. Uslé’s use of organic shapes and handwritten annotations hints at a personal or exploratory process, as if mapping out a landscape from memory or imagination. The work is both methodical and expressive, inviting viewers to interpret the underlying narrative or spatial relationships depicted within.
The Book of Landscapes II, 1987
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// The Book of Landscapes II by Juan Uslé is a mixed media drawing that blends textural elements and abstract forms. Created in 1987, this piece features a muted earthy palette, with rich browns and subtle green and blue streaks that suggest natural landscapes or geological layers. Uslé’s use of organic shapes and handwritten annotations hints at a personal or exploratory process, as if mapping out a landscape from memory or imagination. The work is both methodical and expressive, inviting viewers to interpret the underlying narrative or spatial relationships depicted within.
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The Book Of Landscapes II, 1987
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