"FOREST II" -Jack Hagman -1970's -Lithograph - Signed & Numbered -147/300
"FOREST II" by Jack Hagman is a stunning lithograph from the 1970s, showcasing an abstract geometric landscape that captures the essence of nature in a kaleidoscope of colors. Measuring 11x14 inches, this signed and numbered piece (147/300) features dramatic interplay between rich browns, vibrant yellows, and serene blues, evoking the majesty of mountains framed by the edge of a forest. This work, which spent over four decades in storage after its retirement from a Manhattan gallery, embodies the artist's signature style and significant contribution to American art. Hagman, whose talent earned him a place in the Smithsonian American Art Museum, invites viewers to lose themselves in this harmonious balance of color and form, all while celebrating the unique spirit of the 70s.
"FOREST II" by Jack Hagman is a stunning lithograph from the 1970s, showcasing an abstract geometric landscape that captures the essence of nature in a kaleidoscope of colors. Measuring 11x14 inches, this signed and numbered piece (147/300) features dramatic interplay between rich browns, vibrant yellows, and serene blues, evoking the majesty of mountains framed by the edge of a forest. This work, which spent over four decades in storage after its retirement from a Manhattan gallery, embodies the artist's signature style and significant contribution to American art. Hagman, whose talent earned him a place in the Smithsonian American Art Museum, invites viewers to lose themselves in this harmonious balance of color and form, all while celebrating the unique spirit of the 70s.
"FOREST II" by Jack Hagman is a stunning lithograph from the 1970s, showcasing an abstract geometric landscape that captures the essence of nature in a kaleidoscope of colors. Measuring 11x14 inches, this signed and numbered piece (147/300) features dramatic interplay between rich browns, vibrant yellows, and serene blues, evoking the majesty of mountains framed by the edge of a forest. This work, which spent over four decades in storage after its retirement from a Manhattan gallery, embodies the artist's signature style and significant contribution to American art. Hagman, whose talent earned him a place in the Smithsonian American Art Museum, invites viewers to lose themselves in this harmonious balance of color and form, all while celebrating the unique spirit of the 70s.
