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Original screenprint in colors on JB Green paper - Hand-signed and numbered in pencil - Literature: Belknap 55 // Robert Motherwell's Untitled (Basque #5) (1970-71) is a vibrant screen print executed on JB Green paper, demonstrating his signature abstract expressionist style. The artwork features bold, gestural strokes in deep black, set against a lighter background, creating a dynamic contrast that evokes a sense of movement and intensity. The composition is both spontaneous and deliberate, capturing the energy and essence of Motherwell's approach to form and space. This limited edition print, hand-signed and numbered in pencil, is part of an edition of 150 and is referenced in the literature Belknap 55, highlighting its significance in his oeuvre.
Untitled (Basque #5), 1970-71
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Original screenprint in colors on JB Green paper - Hand-signed and numbered in pencil - Literature: Belknap 55 // Robert Motherwell's Untitled (Basque #5) (1970-71) is a vibrant screen print executed on JB Green paper, demonstrating his signature abstract expressionist style. The artwork features bold, gestural strokes in deep black, set against a lighter background, creating a dynamic contrast that evokes a sense of movement and intensity. The composition is both spontaneous and deliberate, capturing the energy and essence of Motherwell's approach to form and space. This limited edition print, hand-signed and numbered in pencil, is part of an edition of 150 and is referenced in the literature Belknap 55, highlighting its significance in his oeuvre.
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