"LUNA PASSAGE -CANYON" -Jack Hagman -Lithograph -Signed & Numbered -229/175
LUNA PASSAGE - CANYON by Jack Hagman is a striking lithograph that captures the essence of abstract landscapes through a vibrant interplay of brilliant blues, earthy browns, and sunny yellows. Measuring 26x20 inches, this signed and numbered piece (229/175) dates back to the mid-1970s to mid-1980s and emanates a unique blend of geometric shapes that resonate with the viewer's imagination. Retained in storage for over 40 years after its origin in a prestigious NYC Manhattan gallery, this artwork is a testament to Hagman's talent—an American artist whose 3 works are held in the esteemed Smithsonian American Art Museum. Hagman's artistic journey, marked by his prolific painting and lithography, continues to inspire collectors and enthusiasts alike across the United States.
LUNA PASSAGE - CANYON by Jack Hagman is a striking lithograph that captures the essence of abstract landscapes through a vibrant interplay of brilliant blues, earthy browns, and sunny yellows. Measuring 26x20 inches, this signed and numbered piece (229/175) dates back to the mid-1970s to mid-1980s and emanates a unique blend of geometric shapes that resonate with the viewer's imagination. Retained in storage for over 40 years after its origin in a prestigious NYC Manhattan gallery, this artwork is a testament to Hagman's talent—an American artist whose 3 works are held in the esteemed Smithsonian American Art Museum. Hagman's artistic journey, marked by his prolific painting and lithography, continues to inspire collectors and enthusiasts alike across the United States.
LUNA PASSAGE - CANYON by Jack Hagman is a striking lithograph that captures the essence of abstract landscapes through a vibrant interplay of brilliant blues, earthy browns, and sunny yellows. Measuring 26x20 inches, this signed and numbered piece (229/175) dates back to the mid-1970s to mid-1980s and emanates a unique blend of geometric shapes that resonate with the viewer's imagination. Retained in storage for over 40 years after its origin in a prestigious NYC Manhattan gallery, this artwork is a testament to Hagman's talent—an American artist whose 3 works are held in the esteemed Smithsonian American Art Museum. Hagman's artistic journey, marked by his prolific painting and lithography, continues to inspire collectors and enthusiasts alike across the United States.
