David Shapiro (1944-2014) - Red Landscape





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Red Landscape is a limited edition serigraphy by David Shapiro (1944–2014), 72 by 47 cm, produced in 1970–1980, hand-signed, edition 76/90, originating from Italy and in good condition.
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The artwork shown in the image is the screen print titled "Red Landscape" by American artist David Shapiro.
The composition features a dense stylized forest, rendered with dark, vertical lines that evoke the trunks and branches of trees. In the background, a vivid and expressive color palette of reds and oranges dominates, interrupted by two dark circular shapes that evoke celestial elements.
David Shapiro was a renowned visual artist of New York origin associated with Abstract art and Abstract Expressionism. His graphic works and paintings are held in prestigious permanent collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Smithsonian Institution in Washington.
Slight signs of age and wear clearly visible in the photo.
Photos as an integral part of the lot description.
Author's signature at the bottom right.
Title at the bottom center.
Edition at the bottom left: 76/90.
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The artwork shown in the image is the screen print titled "Red Landscape" by American artist David Shapiro.
The composition features a dense stylized forest, rendered with dark, vertical lines that evoke the trunks and branches of trees. In the background, a vivid and expressive color palette of reds and oranges dominates, interrupted by two dark circular shapes that evoke celestial elements.
David Shapiro was a renowned visual artist of New York origin associated with Abstract art and Abstract Expressionism. His graphic works and paintings are held in prestigious permanent collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Smithsonian Institution in Washington.
Slight signs of age and wear clearly visible in the photo.
Photos as an integral part of the lot description.
Author's signature at the bottom right.
Title at the bottom center.
Edition at the bottom left: 76/90.
Insured and trackable shipping.

