"LIGHT REFRACTION V" -Audrey Grendahl Kuhn -Intaglio Embossed Serigraph -1970's -Signed & Numbered -39/100
LIGHT REFRACTION V by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn, an extraordinary talent listed in "Who's Who in American Art." This remarkable artist has carved a niche in the art world, with her works gracing numerous galleries and becoming coveted treasures in both corporate and private collections across the United States and beyond. This is a truly captivating piece from the vibrant era of the 1970s that beautifully captures and embodies the very essence of abstract minimalist art. This exquisite intaglio embossed serigraph, signed and numbered as 39/100, showcases a mesmerizing and harmonious play of rich blues, soft greens, and warm yellows, all weaving through a series of floating embossed squares that seem to dance playfully across the canvas. Measuring a generous 22x30", it serves not only as a stunning artwork but also as a fascinating window into Kuhn's vibrant imagination, a true testament to her remarkable mastery of color and form, reflecting her extensive education and unique artistic journey. Originally emerging from a well-loved Manhattan gallery, where it was lovingly stored for more than 40 years after the owners gracefully retired in the 1980s, this delightful artwork invites viewers to immerse themselves in the light and energy intrinsic to Kuhn's aesthetic. It offers a charming glimpse into the artistic vibrancy that characterized mid-century American art, making it an exquisite addition to any collection.
LIGHT REFRACTION V by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn, an extraordinary talent listed in "Who's Who in American Art." This remarkable artist has carved a niche in the art world, with her works gracing numerous galleries and becoming coveted treasures in both corporate and private collections across the United States and beyond. This is a truly captivating piece from the vibrant era of the 1970s that beautifully captures and embodies the very essence of abstract minimalist art. This exquisite intaglio embossed serigraph, signed and numbered as 39/100, showcases a mesmerizing and harmonious play of rich blues, soft greens, and warm yellows, all weaving through a series of floating embossed squares that seem to dance playfully across the canvas. Measuring a generous 22x30", it serves not only as a stunning artwork but also as a fascinating window into Kuhn's vibrant imagination, a true testament to her remarkable mastery of color and form, reflecting her extensive education and unique artistic journey. Originally emerging from a well-loved Manhattan gallery, where it was lovingly stored for more than 40 years after the owners gracefully retired in the 1980s, this delightful artwork invites viewers to immerse themselves in the light and energy intrinsic to Kuhn's aesthetic. It offers a charming glimpse into the artistic vibrancy that characterized mid-century American art, making it an exquisite addition to any collection.
LIGHT REFRACTION V by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn, an extraordinary talent listed in "Who's Who in American Art." This remarkable artist has carved a niche in the art world, with her works gracing numerous galleries and becoming coveted treasures in both corporate and private collections across the United States and beyond. This is a truly captivating piece from the vibrant era of the 1970s that beautifully captures and embodies the very essence of abstract minimalist art. This exquisite intaglio embossed serigraph, signed and numbered as 39/100, showcases a mesmerizing and harmonious play of rich blues, soft greens, and warm yellows, all weaving through a series of floating embossed squares that seem to dance playfully across the canvas. Measuring a generous 22x30", it serves not only as a stunning artwork but also as a fascinating window into Kuhn's vibrant imagination, a true testament to her remarkable mastery of color and form, reflecting her extensive education and unique artistic journey. Originally emerging from a well-loved Manhattan gallery, where it was lovingly stored for more than 40 years after the owners gracefully retired in the 1980s, this delightful artwork invites viewers to immerse themselves in the light and energy intrinsic to Kuhn's aesthetic. It offers a charming glimpse into the artistic vibrancy that characterized mid-century American art, making it an exquisite addition to any collection.
