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// Roy by Kenneth Noland is an etching and aquatint print from 1990, created in a limited edition of 50. This vibrant piece features a grid of nine panels filled with dense, crosshatched strokes in varying shades of red, orange, and yellow, set against a deep maroon background. The interplay of warm colors and layered textures generates a pulsating rhythm across the grid, with each panel offering subtle shifts in tone and intensity. Noland’s abstract approach invites the viewer to explore the composition’s energy and depth, as the repetitive yet slightly varied strokes suggest both unity and individuality within each section. Roy exemplifies Noland's skillful manipulation of color and form to evoke movement and emotion.
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// Roy by Kenneth Noland is an etching and aquatint print from 1990, created in a limited edition of 50. This vibrant piece features a grid of nine panels filled with dense, crosshatched strokes in varying shades of red, orange, and yellow, set against a deep maroon background. The interplay of warm colors and layered textures generates a pulsating rhythm across the grid, with each panel offering subtle shifts in tone and intensity. Noland’s abstract approach invites the viewer to explore the composition’s energy and depth, as the repetitive yet slightly varied strokes suggest both unity and individuality within each section. Roy exemplifies Noland's skillful manipulation of color and form to evoke movement and emotion.
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Limited Edition Print
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