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Bridget Riley – Untitled [Rose] (Schubert 27) 1978 by Bridget Riley

Bridget Riley – Untitled [Rose] (Schubert 27) 1978 by Bridget Riley

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Screenprint in colours

1978

Edition Size: 75

Image Size: 57 × 83.8 cm

Sheet Size: 67.9 × 95.2 cm

Signed

Condition: Pristine

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Untitled [Rose] (Schubert 27) 1978

Artist: Bridget Riley (b. 1931)
Medium: Screenprint in colors
Dimensions: Image: 57 × 83.8 cm (22½ × 33 in.); Sheet: 67.9 × 95.2 cm (26¾ × 37½ in.)
Edition: 75
Signature: Hand-signed, dated, and numbered on the lower left
Printer: Graham Henderson, London
Publisher: The Artist
Condition: Framed
Literature: Schubert 27

Description: Bridget Riley’s Untitled [Rose] (1978) exemplifies her mastery of optical abstraction through a precise balance of rhythm, color, and movement. Executed as a color screenprint, the work radiates dynamic visual energy while maintaining an extraordinary sense of harmony. Printed by Graham Henderson, London, and published by the artist herself, this edition of 75 is hand-signed, dated, and numbered on the lower left. Presented framed, the piece is a quintessential example of Riley’s exploration of perception and the sensory experience of color and form — hallmarks of her groundbreaking contribution to Op Art.

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Bridget Riley

English artist Bridget Riley is renowned for her contribution to the Op Art movement. Her flagship works deploy optical illusions using black and white geometric patterns. Her early pieces nearly all used black and white, with the occasional addition of grayscale tones. As her career developed she began introducing colours in to her work, and she would experiment with how the addition of different colours in patterns lent a sense of movement to her pieces. Riley travelled extensively and drew inspiration from the places she visited, particularly with regard to the colours she chose to work with. Shadow Play, an oil on canvas that she produced in 1990, was heavily influenced by Riley’s interest in the Egyptian hieroglyphs in the 1980s. She is also well known for her murals, which have been created for museums in Paris and London.

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