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// Los Pájaros by Karel Appel, created in 1988, is an aquatint print that brings to life a sense of movement and energy through bold, abstract forms. The artwork features expressive, gestural strokes in black with splashes of vibrant blue, suggesting the dynamic motion of birds in flight. Appel’s style, rooted in the CoBrA movement, emphasizes spontaneity and raw emotion, visible in the chaotic yet harmonious composition. The minimal color palette against a pale background allows the viewer to focus on the intensity of the lines, capturing an essence of freedom and wildness that aligns with Appel’s fascination with animalistic and primal forms.
Los Pájaros, 1988
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// Los Pájaros by Karel Appel, created in 1988, is an aquatint print that brings to life a sense of movement and energy through bold, abstract forms. The artwork features expressive, gestural strokes in black with splashes of vibrant blue, suggesting the dynamic motion of birds in flight. Appel’s style, rooted in the CoBrA movement, emphasizes spontaneity and raw emotion, visible in the chaotic yet harmonious composition. The minimal color palette against a pale background allows the viewer to focus on the intensity of the lines, capturing an essence of freedom and wildness that aligns with Appel’s fascination with animalistic and primal forms.
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