Abstract Composition, Mixed Media on Paper

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A raw, emotionally charged abstract signed by the artist in the lower right-hand corner, this original mixed media on paper … Read more A raw, emotionally charged abstract signed by the artist in the lower right-hand corner, this original mixed media on paper is a captivating example of expressive mark-making. Earthy ochres, burnt reds, and chalky whites collide with dynamic black and red strokes, creating a visual rhythm that feels both spontaneous and deeply intentional. The surface shows areas of scratch work and layering, enhancing its tactile, almost archaeological quality. The artwork is signed discreetly, adding provenance and a human touch to this powerful visual statement. Whether hung in a contemporary loft or curated gallery wall, this piece brings with it a sense of energy, texture, and artistic urgency. Its moody palette and gestural lines invite introspection, making it a conversation-starting addition to any refined interior. Framed with a wide rust-colored mount and sleek black wooden frame, the presentation enhances its visual impact while remaining elegantly understated. Subject Abstract Movement Abstract Expressionism Artist Influence Evokes the spirit of Cy Twombly, Franz Kline, and Antoni Tàpies Artist Unknown (signed lower right-hand corner) Medium Mixed media on paper Frame Condition Set in a slim black wooden frame with a warm terracotta mount; excellent structural condition with light surface wear. The frame complements the tones and expressive lines of the artwork. Artist Details The signature, though not immediately identifiable, confirms authorship by an artist immersed in the Abstract Expressionist or lyrical abstraction tradition. Likely mid-20th century or stylistically aligned with that era, the work suggests a trained hand fluent in spontaneous visual language and the emotional power of form and texture. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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