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23″W x 28″H
EMILY TRUEBLOOD Linocut – Signed
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Regarded for her work largely focusing on New York City architecture, this linocut takes a more intimate approach to space, leaving the concrete towers for a delicate bouquet. With impeccable use of graphic minimalism, Emily Trueblood effortlessly distinguishes refraction through water in a vase, without muddying the composition and losing definition. Numbered edition #11/50, and signed by the artist.
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