"CIRCLE SUN MAUVE" -E.T. Gipson -Silkscreen Serigraph Monoprint -Signed & Numbered -1/1
CIRCLE SUN MAUVE by E.T. Gipson is a striking silkscreen serigraph monoprint that mesmerizes with its abstract play of vibrating shades—blues that sparkle like a distant twilight, reds that pulsate with fierce energy, and yellows that radiate warmth as if the sun has decided to frolic across the canvas. Measuring 26x23 inches and marked as a unique 1/1, this artwork is not just a feast for the eyes; it beckons you to "feel" the sun's vibrant energy as if you could step right into its warm embrace. Gipson, a self-taught artist with a life journey that meandered from Texas cow pastures to the grand salons of Paris, embodies an innovative spirit that revolutionizes serigraphy. His refusal to be confined by society’s definitions shines through in this piece, which has garnered admiration from notable institutions—including the First National Bank of Denver and the Diplomate Gold & Racket Club. Each hand-pulled layer of this print conveys Gipson’s commitment to uniqueness, making CIRCLE SUN MAUVE not just a piece of art, but an experience, a one-of-a-kind echo of the artist’s expansive creativity.
1/1 What Does It Mean?
When you see “1/1” on a piece of art, it signals something truly special—this isn’t just any old print; it’s a unique gem, a standalone marvel. This designation tells us that the print is one of a kind, meaning there are no duplicates, no copies, no identical match lurking in the shadows.
In the world of silk-screen serigraphs, especially the monotypes we treasure, each piece is hand-pulled and crafted directly by the artist's skilled hands; think of it as a spontaneous dance where every move results in an entirely unique creation. The beauty here lies not in a manufactured variance, but in the organic artistry of the process. Each monotype embraces its individuality, showcasing the artist's personal touch that can never be replicated.
So when you see “1/1,” remember: it’s not just a number; it's a celebration of uniqueness in art, a declaration of singularity that makes owning it an exclusive delight.
CIRCLE SUN MAUVE by E.T. Gipson is a striking silkscreen serigraph monoprint that mesmerizes with its abstract play of vibrating shades—blues that sparkle like a distant twilight, reds that pulsate with fierce energy, and yellows that radiate warmth as if the sun has decided to frolic across the canvas. Measuring 26x23 inches and marked as a unique 1/1, this artwork is not just a feast for the eyes; it beckons you to "feel" the sun's vibrant energy as if you could step right into its warm embrace. Gipson, a self-taught artist with a life journey that meandered from Texas cow pastures to the grand salons of Paris, embodies an innovative spirit that revolutionizes serigraphy. His refusal to be confined by society’s definitions shines through in this piece, which has garnered admiration from notable institutions—including the First National Bank of Denver and the Diplomate Gold & Racket Club. Each hand-pulled layer of this print conveys Gipson’s commitment to uniqueness, making CIRCLE SUN MAUVE not just a piece of art, but an experience, a one-of-a-kind echo of the artist’s expansive creativity.
1/1 What Does It Mean?
When you see “1/1” on a piece of art, it signals something truly special—this isn’t just any old print; it’s a unique gem, a standalone marvel. This designation tells us that the print is one of a kind, meaning there are no duplicates, no copies, no identical match lurking in the shadows.
In the world of silk-screen serigraphs, especially the monotypes we treasure, each piece is hand-pulled and crafted directly by the artist's skilled hands; think of it as a spontaneous dance where every move results in an entirely unique creation. The beauty here lies not in a manufactured variance, but in the organic artistry of the process. Each monotype embraces its individuality, showcasing the artist's personal touch that can never be replicated.
So when you see “1/1,” remember: it’s not just a number; it's a celebration of uniqueness in art, a declaration of singularity that makes owning it an exclusive delight.
CIRCLE SUN MAUVE by E.T. Gipson is a striking silkscreen serigraph monoprint that mesmerizes with its abstract play of vibrating shades—blues that sparkle like a distant twilight, reds that pulsate with fierce energy, and yellows that radiate warmth as if the sun has decided to frolic across the canvas. Measuring 26x23 inches and marked as a unique 1/1, this artwork is not just a feast for the eyes; it beckons you to "feel" the sun's vibrant energy as if you could step right into its warm embrace. Gipson, a self-taught artist with a life journey that meandered from Texas cow pastures to the grand salons of Paris, embodies an innovative spirit that revolutionizes serigraphy. His refusal to be confined by society’s definitions shines through in this piece, which has garnered admiration from notable institutions—including the First National Bank of Denver and the Diplomate Gold & Racket Club. Each hand-pulled layer of this print conveys Gipson’s commitment to uniqueness, making CIRCLE SUN MAUVE not just a piece of art, but an experience, a one-of-a-kind echo of the artist’s expansive creativity.
1/1 What Does It Mean?
When you see “1/1” on a piece of art, it signals something truly special—this isn’t just any old print; it’s a unique gem, a standalone marvel. This designation tells us that the print is one of a kind, meaning there are no duplicates, no copies, no identical match lurking in the shadows.
In the world of silk-screen serigraphs, especially the monotypes we treasure, each piece is hand-pulled and crafted directly by the artist's skilled hands; think of it as a spontaneous dance where every move results in an entirely unique creation. The beauty here lies not in a manufactured variance, but in the organic artistry of the process. Each monotype embraces its individuality, showcasing the artist's personal touch that can never be replicated.
So when you see “1/1,” remember: it’s not just a number; it's a celebration of uniqueness in art, a declaration of singularity that makes owning it an exclusive delight.
