"GOLFERS" -Aubert -1970-80's -Serigraph -Signed & Numbered -68/200
GOLFERS by Aubert captures the spirited essence of the sport through a vibrant abstract lens. Created in the 1970s or 80s, this serigraph is a signed and numbered piece, limited to only 200 reproductions, with this particular print being 68. Measuring 23x29 inches, it boldly incorporates geometric shapes and a lively palette of greens, oranges, and blues that dance across the canvas. The three figures, elegantly simplified, embody a minimalist playful take on golfing, evoking both movement and the allure of the game. Having been part of a treasured NYC Manhattan gallery and carefully stored for over four decades, this artwork now finds its way back into the spotlight, ready to bring joy and a touch of quirky nostalgia to its next home.
GOLFERS by Aubert captures the spirited essence of the sport through a vibrant abstract lens. Created in the 1970s or 80s, this serigraph is a signed and numbered piece, limited to only 200 reproductions, with this particular print being 68. Measuring 23x29 inches, it boldly incorporates geometric shapes and a lively palette of greens, oranges, and blues that dance across the canvas. The three figures, elegantly simplified, embody a minimalist playful take on golfing, evoking both movement and the allure of the game. Having been part of a treasured NYC Manhattan gallery and carefully stored for over four decades, this artwork now finds its way back into the spotlight, ready to bring joy and a touch of quirky nostalgia to its next home.
GOLFERS by Aubert captures the spirited essence of the sport through a vibrant abstract lens. Created in the 1970s or 80s, this serigraph is a signed and numbered piece, limited to only 200 reproductions, with this particular print being 68. Measuring 23x29 inches, it boldly incorporates geometric shapes and a lively palette of greens, oranges, and blues that dance across the canvas. The three figures, elegantly simplified, embody a minimalist playful take on golfing, evoking both movement and the allure of the game. Having been part of a treasured NYC Manhattan gallery and carefully stored for over four decades, this artwork now finds its way back into the spotlight, ready to bring joy and a touch of quirky nostalgia to its next home.
