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JAMES KIRBY (1931-1992) “Field Near Fentress” Original Woodcut
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Original woodcut print by American artist James Kirby (1931-1992) depicts an expansive field of gold with blue highlights against a slate blue sky, a moody mountain range looming in the background. Kirby’s linework and texture with this piece alludes to the natural world, yet pulls back the depth of representational rendering just enough to distort this landscape, creating an ethereal, almost abstract image. Housed in a wood frame with a distressed metallic finish, this original woodcut is signed, titled, and number 12/15 along the bottom of the print.
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