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Teruko Yokoi — Untitled (Poppies)
Teruko Yokoi

Untitled (Poppies)

1987

Teruko Yokoi's Untitled (Poppies) is a mixed media composition on heavy paper that captures the delicate beauty and vibrant presence of poppy flowers. The artist combines multiple materials and techniques to create a work of lyrical abstraction that hovers between representation and abstraction. Yokoi's handling of color and form suggests both botanical observation and emotional expression. The choice of heavy paper as support indicates the artist's consideration of material weight and durability. Created in 1987, this work reflects the artist's engagement with nature, color, and mixed media experimentation.

Medium
Mixed media on heavy paper
Sheet
Framed

Notes

From Emily Friedman Fine Art 'Works under 20K' catalog.

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Teruko Yokoi, Untitled (Poppies), 1987

Teruko Yokoi's Untitled (Poppies) is a mixed media composition on heavy paper that captures the delicate beauty and vibrant presence of poppy flowers. The artist combines multiple materials and techniques to create a work of lyrical abstraction that hovers between representation and abstraction. Yokoi's handling of color and form suggests both botanical observation and emotional expression. The choice of heavy paper as support indicates the artist's consideration of material weight and durability. Created in 1987, this work reflects the artist's engagement with nature, color, and mixed media experimentation.

Medium
Mixed media on heavy paper
Dimensions
sheet: 26.67 x 19.68 cm • framed: 42.85 x 34.59 x 4.45 cm
Year
1987
Seen at
Emily Friedman Fine Art

Related themes

Post War, Poppies, Lyrical Abstraction, Serene, Modernist, Japanese, Botanical, Mixed Media, Painterly, Landscape, Textural, Female, Japanese American, Color Field, Paper, Works on Paper, Nature, Expressionist, Contemporary Art, Organic, Organic Forms, Flowers, Vibrant Color, Abstract, Painting, Contemporary