"POND LILIES" -Audrey Grendahl Kuhn - 1970's -Intaglio Serigraph -Signed & Numbered -14/125
"POND LILIES" by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn is a truly stunning and captivating example of mid-century art that encapsulates the vibrant energy of nature in a way that feels almost alive. This exquisite signed and numbered intaglio serigraph, which is part of a limited edition of only 125, prominently features a serene pond adorned with lush lily pads, all lovingly embraced by verdant trees that seem to dance gracefully in an enchanting mix of various shades of greens and blues. Created in the 1970s, this remarkable piece not only showcases Kuhn's incredible mastery of color but also highlights her unique ability to infuse life and depth into her subjects, a skill that she honed through extensive study and practice across various prestigious art institutions. Born in the bustling city of Chicago and proudly recognized in the esteemed publication "Who's Who in American Art," Kuhn gained remarkable prominence within the art scene, particularly during her celebrated exhibitions at the New York Art Expo in the 1980s. After her successful career took flight, the owners of a charming Manhattan gallery decided to retire, lovingly preserving such invaluable treasures as "POND LILIES" in storage for over 40 years, patiently waiting for the right moment to reintroduce them to art enthusiasts and collectors alike who are eager to embrace their beauty.
"POND LILIES" by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn is a truly stunning and captivating example of mid-century art that encapsulates the vibrant energy of nature in a way that feels almost alive. This exquisite signed and numbered intaglio serigraph, which is part of a limited edition of only 125, prominently features a serene pond adorned with lush lily pads, all lovingly embraced by verdant trees that seem to dance gracefully in an enchanting mix of various shades of greens and blues. Created in the 1970s, this remarkable piece not only showcases Kuhn's incredible mastery of color but also highlights her unique ability to infuse life and depth into her subjects, a skill that she honed through extensive study and practice across various prestigious art institutions. Born in the bustling city of Chicago and proudly recognized in the esteemed publication "Who's Who in American Art," Kuhn gained remarkable prominence within the art scene, particularly during her celebrated exhibitions at the New York Art Expo in the 1980s. After her successful career took flight, the owners of a charming Manhattan gallery decided to retire, lovingly preserving such invaluable treasures as "POND LILIES" in storage for over 40 years, patiently waiting for the right moment to reintroduce them to art enthusiasts and collectors alike who are eager to embrace their beauty.
"POND LILIES" by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn is a truly stunning and captivating example of mid-century art that encapsulates the vibrant energy of nature in a way that feels almost alive. This exquisite signed and numbered intaglio serigraph, which is part of a limited edition of only 125, prominently features a serene pond adorned with lush lily pads, all lovingly embraced by verdant trees that seem to dance gracefully in an enchanting mix of various shades of greens and blues. Created in the 1970s, this remarkable piece not only showcases Kuhn's incredible mastery of color but also highlights her unique ability to infuse life and depth into her subjects, a skill that she honed through extensive study and practice across various prestigious art institutions. Born in the bustling city of Chicago and proudly recognized in the esteemed publication "Who's Who in American Art," Kuhn gained remarkable prominence within the art scene, particularly during her celebrated exhibitions at the New York Art Expo in the 1980s. After her successful career took flight, the owners of a charming Manhattan gallery decided to retire, lovingly preserving such invaluable treasures as "POND LILIES" in storage for over 40 years, patiently waiting for the right moment to reintroduce them to art enthusiasts and collectors alike who are eager to embrace their beauty.
