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Monotype with etching ink on paper // Robert Motherwell's Untitled (#6) (1976) is a striking monotype with etching ink on paper, showcasing bold graphic imagery. This particular piece features a highly stylized revolver prominently displayed against a vibrant red background. The dotted hand holding the gun employs Ben-Day dots, a technique reminiscent of pop art, which adds a sense of texture and playfulness to the otherwise serious subject matter. The sharp contrast between the gun, the hand, and the red backdrop emphasizes the tension within the artwork, creating a powerful and confrontational image. On either side of the central image are calendars for the months of March and April, further integrating everyday life into the bold visual statement, typical of Motherwell’s ability to blend abstraction with recognizable objects in a thought-provoking way.
Untitled (Gesture #6), 1976
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Monotype with etching ink on paper // Robert Motherwell's Untitled (#6) (1976) is a striking monotype with etching ink on paper, showcasing bold graphic imagery. This particular piece features a highly stylized revolver prominently displayed against a vibrant red background. The dotted hand holding the gun employs Ben-Day dots, a technique reminiscent of pop art, which adds a sense of texture and playfulness to the otherwise serious subject matter. The sharp contrast between the gun, the hand, and the red backdrop emphasizes the tension within the artwork, creating a powerful and confrontational image. On either side of the central image are calendars for the months of March and April, further integrating everyday life into the bold visual statement, typical of Motherwell’s ability to blend abstraction with recognizable objects in a thought-provoking way.
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