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Vintage GABOR PETERDI(1915-2001) Aquatint Etching – Signed
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Signed and numbered #43/150, an aquatint etching by Hungarian artist Gabor Peterdi(1915-2001). Circa 1967, Red Red Eclipse, is a bold, expressionist study of form and color. Peterdi was awarded the Guggenheim Fellowship Award in 1964, and his work can be seen in collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art to the Cleveland Museum of Art.
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