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Lithograph in colors, on wove paper // Sam Francis’s Untitled (SF-356) from 1992 is a limited edition lithograph, featuring vibrant colors on wove paper, and measures 30 by 47 inches. The artwork is an explosion of color and dynamic motion, typical of Francis’s abstract expressionist style. At the center, a large, red circular form dominates the composition, encasing a smaller, multi-colored area filled with organic shapes and splashes. Around this central shape, a chaotic flurry of splatters, drips, and brushstrokes in various colors—blue, green, yellow, and black—radiate outward, creating an energetic and spontaneous feel. The use of vibrant, overlapping hues enhances the sense of movement and depth, making the composition both immersive and lively. Francis’s technique invites viewers to explore the interplay between order and chaos, celebrating the vibrancy of the abstract.
Untitled (SF-356), 1992
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Lithograph in colors, on wove paper // Sam Francis’s Untitled (SF-356) from 1992 is a limited edition lithograph, featuring vibrant colors on wove paper, and measures 30 by 47 inches. The artwork is an explosion of color and dynamic motion, typical of Francis’s abstract expressionist style. At the center, a large, red circular form dominates the composition, encasing a smaller, multi-colored area filled with organic shapes and splashes. Around this central shape, a chaotic flurry of splatters, drips, and brushstrokes in various colors—blue, green, yellow, and black—radiate outward, creating an energetic and spontaneous feel. The use of vibrant, overlapping hues enhances the sense of movement and depth, making the composition both immersive and lively. Francis’s technique invites viewers to explore the interplay between order and chaos, celebrating the vibrancy of the abstract.
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Limited Edition Print
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Limited Edition Print
Lithograph
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Limited Edition Print
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Private Listing
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Limited Edition Print
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Limited Edition Print
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Limited Edition Print
Mixed Media
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Limited Edition Print
Lithograph
USD 6,700
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Limited Edition Print
Lithograph
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Limited Edition Print
Lithograph
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Limited Edition Print
Lithograph
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Limited Edition Print
Lithograph
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Limited Edition Print
Etching
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