Dale Chihuly, Red Hot Baskets, Woodcut Print, Signed & Numbered, 2002

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A vibrant woodcut print titled Red Hot Baskets by renowned American artist Dale Chihuly (b. 1941), best known for his … Read more A vibrant woodcut print titled Red Hot Baskets by renowned American artist Dale Chihuly (b. 1941), best known for his groundbreaking work in glass. This composition features a dynamic cluster of abstract basket forms rendered in bold red against an intense cobalt blue ground, with expressive black linear detailing that echoes the fluidity of Chihuly’s sculptural practice.
Printed at Sidereal Press in Seattle, the work is executed using woodcut techniques with hand-applied elements, showcasing rich color saturation and textural depth. The composition reflects Chihuly’s iconic “Baskets” series, translating his glass forms into a striking two-dimensional medium.
Signed by the artist and numbered 16/50, this limited edition print is accompanied by its original documentation and presented in a natural wood frame.
A powerful and collectible work, ideal for contemporary interiors and collectors of postwar American art.

Dimensions:
Framed : 30" H 24"W 1.75" D
Unframed : 25" H 19" W
Image size : 20" H 15.5" L

About the artist :
Dale Chihuly (American - b. 1941)
Dale Chihuly is an internationally acclaimed American artist, widely recognized for revolutionizing the studio glass movement and elevating glass to the status of fine art. Born in Tacoma, Washington, Chihuly studied interior design at the University of Washington before pursuing glassblowing at the University of Wisconsin and later earning an MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), where he would eventually establish and lead the glass program.
In 1971, Chihuly co-founded the Pilchuck Glass School in Washington State, which became one of the world’s leading centers for glass art. Over the decades, he has developed a distinctive visual language characterized by organic forms, vibrant colors, and large-scale installations that push the boundaries of traditional glassmaking.
Chihuly’s work is held in major museum collections worldwide, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C., and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. His installations have been exhibited in prestigious institutions and botanical gardens globally, often transforming entire architectural spaces with immersive environments.
Best known for series such as Baskets, Seaforms, and Persians, Chihuly’s work explores movement, light, and color, translating the fluidity of glass into sculptural forms that are both dynamic and poetic. See less