"METAMORPHOSIS" -Audrey Grendahl Kuhn -Intaglio Etching -1970's -Sigend & Numbered -1/100
"METAMORPHOSIS" by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn is a truly stunning intaglio etching that embodies the very essence of transformation and evolution through the prism of art. Created during the vibrant and transformative 1970s, this extraordinary piece is part of a limited edition of 100, each piece painstakingly signed and numbered, reflecting Kuhn's unique and evocative artistic vision. The captivating intertwining circles in rich hues of orange, yellow, and ochre seem to dance joyfully across the page, brilliantly evoking the pulse of life itself. Simultaneously, subtle symbols embedded within the artwork hark back to her roots in the bustling and energetic heart of Manhattan, enriching the narrative of the piece. Kuhn's extensive background, with her studies spanning multiple prestigious institutions and inspiration drawn from diverse urban and natural landscapes, profoundly informs this artwork's compelling energy. After being carefully stored away for over four decades, this remarkable gem emerges not just as a piece of exquisite art, but as a testament to the enduring spirit of creativity and artistic expression. Collectors and enthusiasts alike can now experience a vibrant slice of the 1980s art scene once again, as Kuhn's work continues to resonate deeply and captivate those who encounter it.
Recognized in "Who's Who in American Art," this exceptional artist has made her mark in the vibrant world of creativity, with her work gracing the walls of numerous galleries and enriching both corporate and private collections across the United States and beyond. Her distinctive pieces, often celebrating a fusion of the whimsical and the profound, invite viewers to step into a dimension where imagination thrives. Measuring a striking 20 x 32 inches, her art transcends boundaries and speaks to the universal truth of human experience, ensuring her place in the pantheon of contemporary luminaries. With each stroke, she captures a fleeting moment, beckoning collectors to own a slice of her visionary journey.
"METAMORPHOSIS" by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn is a truly stunning intaglio etching that embodies the very essence of transformation and evolution through the prism of art. Created during the vibrant and transformative 1970s, this extraordinary piece is part of a limited edition of 100, each piece painstakingly signed and numbered, reflecting Kuhn's unique and evocative artistic vision. The captivating intertwining circles in rich hues of orange, yellow, and ochre seem to dance joyfully across the page, brilliantly evoking the pulse of life itself. Simultaneously, subtle symbols embedded within the artwork hark back to her roots in the bustling and energetic heart of Manhattan, enriching the narrative of the piece. Kuhn's extensive background, with her studies spanning multiple prestigious institutions and inspiration drawn from diverse urban and natural landscapes, profoundly informs this artwork's compelling energy. After being carefully stored away for over four decades, this remarkable gem emerges not just as a piece of exquisite art, but as a testament to the enduring spirit of creativity and artistic expression. Collectors and enthusiasts alike can now experience a vibrant slice of the 1980s art scene once again, as Kuhn's work continues to resonate deeply and captivate those who encounter it.
Recognized in "Who's Who in American Art," this exceptional artist has made her mark in the vibrant world of creativity, with her work gracing the walls of numerous galleries and enriching both corporate and private collections across the United States and beyond. Her distinctive pieces, often celebrating a fusion of the whimsical and the profound, invite viewers to step into a dimension where imagination thrives. Measuring a striking 20 x 32 inches, her art transcends boundaries and speaks to the universal truth of human experience, ensuring her place in the pantheon of contemporary luminaries. With each stroke, she captures a fleeting moment, beckoning collectors to own a slice of her visionary journey.
"METAMORPHOSIS" by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn is a truly stunning intaglio etching that embodies the very essence of transformation and evolution through the prism of art. Created during the vibrant and transformative 1970s, this extraordinary piece is part of a limited edition of 100, each piece painstakingly signed and numbered, reflecting Kuhn's unique and evocative artistic vision. The captivating intertwining circles in rich hues of orange, yellow, and ochre seem to dance joyfully across the page, brilliantly evoking the pulse of life itself. Simultaneously, subtle symbols embedded within the artwork hark back to her roots in the bustling and energetic heart of Manhattan, enriching the narrative of the piece. Kuhn's extensive background, with her studies spanning multiple prestigious institutions and inspiration drawn from diverse urban and natural landscapes, profoundly informs this artwork's compelling energy. After being carefully stored away for over four decades, this remarkable gem emerges not just as a piece of exquisite art, but as a testament to the enduring spirit of creativity and artistic expression. Collectors and enthusiasts alike can now experience a vibrant slice of the 1980s art scene once again, as Kuhn's work continues to resonate deeply and captivate those who encounter it.
Recognized in "Who's Who in American Art," this exceptional artist has made her mark in the vibrant world of creativity, with her work gracing the walls of numerous galleries and enriching both corporate and private collections across the United States and beyond. Her distinctive pieces, often celebrating a fusion of the whimsical and the profound, invite viewers to step into a dimension where imagination thrives. Measuring a striking 20 x 32 inches, her art transcends boundaries and speaks to the universal truth of human experience, ensuring her place in the pantheon of contemporary luminaries. With each stroke, she captures a fleeting moment, beckoning collectors to own a slice of her visionary journey.
