SAM FRANCIS "DEEP BLUE" LITHOGRAPH, 1972 fairy These sinister slogans are embossed

Name: SAM FRANCIS "DEEP BLUE" LITHOGRAPH, 1972 fairy These sinister slogans are embossed
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SAM FRANCIS "DEEP BLUE" LITHOGRAPH, 1972 fairy These sinister slogans are embossed These sinister slogans are embossed on this set of graphite pencils produced as a limited edition in conjunction for an exhibition that took place at the Albright Knox Gallery in 1991 She is renowned for her monochromatic sculptural wooden constructions a combination of splatter and vaguely biomorphic forms executed in saturated primary colors where a pure white background is revealed or remains exposed Sam Francis (1923 1994) is one of the most distinctive and collected 20th century abstract artists

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