“Radiant Space” Illuminates Houston with Flashes of the West Coast’s Light and Space Movement
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This striking screenprint is classic Richard Anuszkiewicz, from the early 1970s and part of the artist's popular Inward Eye series. "Grandeur" features 10 colors: 5 rectangles from yellow to red bordered with a complementary line color from a bluish-purple to a yellow green.
Aquarius Press, Baltimore Maryland (publisher); Edition Domberger, Stuttgart, Germany (printer)
Publications:
Richard Anuszkiewicz: Prints & Multiples, 1064-1979, with a Checklist of Major Prints, Posters & Multiples, David Brooke & Gene Baro, Sterling & Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Mass and The Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York
Series: The Inward Eye Series, 1970
Signature: Pencil signed, dated and numbered from the edition of 100 on the recto (front)
Publisher: Aquarius Press, Baltimore Maryland (publisher); Edition Domberger, Stuttgart, Germany (printer)
Richard Anuszkiewicz: Prints & Multiples, 1064-1979, with a Checklist of Major Prints, Posters & Multiples, David Brooke & Gene Baro, Sterling & Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Mass and The Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York
About Richard Anuszkiewicz
Combining an interest in the nature of perception with investigations into the visual and psychological resonance of color, Richard Anuszkiewicz produces paintings whose vibrant colors and geometric shapes seem to pop and pulsate off of the canvas. A student of Josef Albers and one of the leading practitioners of Op art and geometric abstraction, Anuszkiewicz explores color and form in his flat, vibrant abstractions, attempting to reveal the malleability of our perceptions of stillness and movement, depth and color.
American, b. 1930, Erie, Pennsylvania
