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Alex Capecelatro

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Richard Serra — St. Louis
Richard Serra

St. Louis

1982

Part of Serra's exploration of drawing as a fundamental sculptural practice, this 1982 monotype demonstrates the artist's mastery of mark-making beyond his renowned steel installations. Executed in black Paintstik on German Etching paper, the work captures the gestural intensity that characterizes Serra's two-dimensional output from this period. Published by Anthology Film Archive in an edition of 75, this artist's proof exemplifies the printmaking collaborations that allowed Serra to investigate weight, density, and material presence on paper with the same rigor he brought to his large-scale public works.

Medium
Monotype in black with Paintstik on German Etching paper
Dimensions
Edition
10 of 75
Signed
Yes

Notes

Artist's proof from an edition of 75. Published by Anthology Film Archive, New York.

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Richard Serra, St. Louis, 1982

Part of Serra's exploration of drawing as a fundamental sculptural practice, this 1982 monotype demonstrates the artist's mastery of mark-making beyond his renowned steel installations. Executed in black Paintstik on German Etching paper, the work captures the gestural intensity that characterizes Serra's two-dimensional output from this period. Published by Anthology Film Archive in an edition of 75, this artist's proof exemplifies the printmaking collaborations that allowed Serra to investigate weight, density, and material presence on paper with the same rigor he brought to his large-scale public works.

Medium
Monotype in black with Paintstik on German Etching paper
Dimensions
106.68 x 78.105 cm
Year
1982
Edition
of 75
Signed
Hand-signed by the artist

Related themes

Geometric, Artist's Proof, Monochrome, Living Artist, 20th Century, Blue Chip, American, Monotype, Large Format, Drawing, Abstract, Minimalism

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Collected by

Alex Capecelatro, Brian Stevens, Jonathan Murray