"SONORA" -Audrey Grendahl Kuhn -Embossed Serigraph -1970's -Signed & Numbered -1/125
"SONORA," created by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn in the 1970s, is a striking serigraph that encapsulates the vibrant spirit of mid-century art. Measuring 22x30 inches, this piece dazzles with a kaleidoscope of loud oranges in vertical strips, punctuated by embossed symbols that add both texture and intrigue. Signed and numbered 1/125, it’s a gem from a cherished New York City gallery, where the owners lovingly stored their inventory after retiring in the 1980s, preserving this artwork for over four decades. Kuhn, a Chicago native and a student of several prestigious institutions, garnered acclaim for her pastel landscapes and modern still lifes, which drew inspiration from her travels, particularly during winters spent in Mexico. Recognized in "Who's Who in American Art," Kuhn's work continues to resonate, reflecting the energy of her artistic journey and the joy of rediscovered creativity.
"SONORA," created by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn in the 1970s, is a striking serigraph that encapsulates the vibrant spirit of mid-century art. Measuring 22x30 inches, this piece dazzles with a kaleidoscope of loud oranges in vertical strips, punctuated by embossed symbols that add both texture and intrigue. Signed and numbered 1/125, it’s a gem from a cherished New York City gallery, where the owners lovingly stored their inventory after retiring in the 1980s, preserving this artwork for over four decades. Kuhn, a Chicago native and a student of several prestigious institutions, garnered acclaim for her pastel landscapes and modern still lifes, which drew inspiration from her travels, particularly during winters spent in Mexico. Recognized in "Who's Who in American Art," Kuhn's work continues to resonate, reflecting the energy of her artistic journey and the joy of rediscovered creativity.
"SONORA," created by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn in the 1970s, is a striking serigraph that encapsulates the vibrant spirit of mid-century art. Measuring 22x30 inches, this piece dazzles with a kaleidoscope of loud oranges in vertical strips, punctuated by embossed symbols that add both texture and intrigue. Signed and numbered 1/125, it’s a gem from a cherished New York City gallery, where the owners lovingly stored their inventory after retiring in the 1980s, preserving this artwork for over four decades. Kuhn, a Chicago native and a student of several prestigious institutions, garnered acclaim for her pastel landscapes and modern still lifes, which drew inspiration from her travels, particularly during winters spent in Mexico. Recognized in "Who's Who in American Art," Kuhn's work continues to resonate, reflecting the energy of her artistic journey and the joy of rediscovered creativity.
