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Screenprint in colours with lamé, on Kakita-shi paper - Signed, numbered, dated and titled on front // Yayoi Kusama’s Ashtray (1990) is a colorful and intricate screenprint on Kakita-shi paper, showcasing the artist’s signature use of repetitive patterns and vivid color contrasts. The composition features a patterned ashtray filled with cigarette butts, surrounded by swirling smoke rendered in Kusama’s iconic dot motifs. The combination of vibrant colors, textures, and lamé details creates a dynamic and engaging piece. Measuring 60 x 68 cm, this screenprint is part of a limited edition of 100, each signed, numbered, dated, and titled by the artist on the front. It’s a striking example of Kusama’s ability to transform everyday objects into captivating art.
Ashtray, 1990
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Screenprint in colours with lamé, on Kakita-shi paper - Signed, numbered, dated and titled on front // Yayoi Kusama’s Ashtray (1990) is a colorful and intricate screenprint on Kakita-shi paper, showcasing the artist’s signature use of repetitive patterns and vivid color contrasts. The composition features a patterned ashtray filled with cigarette butts, surrounded by swirling smoke rendered in Kusama’s iconic dot motifs. The combination of vibrant colors, textures, and lamé details creates a dynamic and engaging piece. Measuring 60 x 68 cm, this screenprint is part of a limited edition of 100, each signed, numbered, dated, and titled by the artist on the front. It’s a striking example of Kusama’s ability to transform everyday objects into captivating art.
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