KENNETH NOLAND "CIRCLE I", 1978
As a leading figure of the Color Field movement in the 1960s, Kenneth Noland (1924–2010) made an essential contribution to American abstraction. His iconic works feature signature forms, including concentric circles, patterned chevrons, and grids.
In 1978, he began a particularly intense and fruitful period of creating at Tyler Graphics in Bedford, New York. He became an active printmaker and papermaker, working with different techniques and styles that defied conventional approaches.
This example from the Circle I-35 series is a paradigm of both Noland's printmaking and aesthetic. The work is composed of five layers of colored pulp with elements of lithography printing. The vibrant celadon green in the center creates a glowing orb against the vanila background. The result is both alluring and hypnotic.
Click here to see another work by Kenneth Noland from this era of print and papermaking.
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"Circle Series I-35"
USA, 1978
Signed and dated 78 by the artist.
Handmade paper composed of five layers of colored paper pulp on monotype litho printing
Published by Tyler Graphics, Ltd., New York, with their blindstamp lower right
20”H 16”W (sheet)
21.75”H 17.75”W (frame)
Framed with museum glass
Very good condition
Original: $12,500.00
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KENNETH NOLAND "CIRCLE I", 1978
As a leading figure of the Color Field movement in the 1960s, Kenneth Noland (1924–2010) made an essential contribution to American abstraction. His iconic works feature signature forms, including concentric circles, patterned chevrons, and grids.
In 1978, he began a particularly intense and fruitful period of creating at Tyler Graphics in Bedford, New York. He became an active printmaker and papermaker, working with different techniques and styles that defied conventional approaches.
This example from the Circle I-35 series is a paradigm of both Noland's printmaking and aesthetic. The work is composed of five layers of colored pulp with elements of lithography printing. The vibrant celadon green in the center creates a glowing orb against the vanila background. The result is both alluring and hypnotic.
Click here to see another work by Kenneth Noland from this era of print and papermaking.
Questions about this piece? Contact us or call +1.416.704.1720
"Circle Series I-35"
USA, 1978
Signed and dated 78 by the artist.
Handmade paper composed of five layers of colored paper pulp on monotype litho printing
Published by Tyler Graphics, Ltd., New York, with their blindstamp lower right
20”H 16”W (sheet)
21.75”H 17.75”W (frame)
Framed with museum glass
Very good condition
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As a leading figure of the Color Field movement in the 1960s, Kenneth Noland (1924–2010) made an essential contribution to American abstraction. His iconic works feature signature forms, including concentric circles, patterned chevrons, and grids.
In 1978, he began a particularly intense and fruitful period of creating at Tyler Graphics in Bedford, New York. He became an active printmaker and papermaker, working with different techniques and styles that defied conventional approaches.
This example from the Circle I-35 series is a paradigm of both Noland's printmaking and aesthetic. The work is composed of five layers of colored pulp with elements of lithography printing. The vibrant celadon green in the center creates a glowing orb against the vanila background. The result is both alluring and hypnotic.
Click here to see another work by Kenneth Noland from this era of print and papermaking.
Questions about this piece? Contact us or call +1.416.704.1720
"Circle Series I-35"
USA, 1978
Signed and dated 78 by the artist.
Handmade paper composed of five layers of colored paper pulp on monotype litho printing
Published by Tyler Graphics, Ltd., New York, with their blindstamp lower right
20”H 16”W (sheet)
21.75”H 17.75”W (frame)
Framed with museum glass
Very good condition
