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Untitled by Mark Di Suvero

Lincoln Center Editions

Screenprint

2000

Edition Size: 108

Sheet Size: 44 x 28 inches

Signed

Condition: Pristine

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A six (6) color screen print of day-glo green and magenta on Coventry rag paper. This signed and numbered edition of 108 was created by Mark di Suvero and published in 2000.

The image captures the dynamic form of Mark di Suvero’s sculpture. The great scale and vertical thrust of his steel constructions are depicted at his studio with a view of Manhattan’s East River skyline beyond. The print suggests the remarkable visual experience one has when surrounded by his creations.

Often referred to as a kinetic artist, di Suvero has used motion as a central element of many of his sculptures since the 1960s. Equally important is a viewer’s participation in the work – moving around to capture its changing vistas, or interacting directly with the sculpture by swinging or banging on it. He is an idealist, looking to reignite the sense of wonder that is often lost as one progresses through life.

SELECTED PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC
Los Angeles County Museum of Art, CA
Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA
Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY
National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY

$2,200.00

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The Artist

Mark Di Suvero

Working in the tradition of David Smith and Alexander Calder, Abstract sculptor Mark di Suvero builds colorful and monumental outdoor sculptures. His works incorporate steel, wood, railroad ties, scrap metal, moving or swinging parts, and, most characteristically, industrial I-beams. Using a masterful welding technique to work on all of his sculptures himself, di Suvero integrates found objects and cast-off industrial materials into bold, expressive compositions. His practice is seen by many as a close approximation of the Abstract Expressionist concerns with material, gesture, and form typically found in painting.

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