Kapoor, Anish Untitled. 2002. Aquatinta in Rot und Schwarz auf festem Velin. 49,7 x 66,4 cm (72 x 86,4 cm). Signiert und nummeriert. Punktuell auf Passepartoutrückseite montiert. - Papier leicht gewel…

British Post War Kapoor, Anish Untitled. 2002. aquatint in red and black on firm wove paper. 49.7 x 66.4 cm (72 x 86.4 cm). Signed and numbered. Mounted in spots on mount verso. - Paper slightly wavy, tiny, barely visible stain upper left, overall very good and extremely fine. Splendid, experimental-looking impression of the extremely expressive, colorful depiction with blindly printed facet and slightly embossed platemark, with wide margins, with the scoop margin at the top. One of 200 copies - Published by the Tate Modern, London. - Characteristic of the work of the Indian-born British artist Anish Kapoor is his exploration of color, its pigments and the resulting striking effects. The viewer is confronted with works that are simple and reduced in their formal language, but which achieve their full effect through their monochromaticity. An unreal, disconcerting beauty creeps in and offers the opportunity to magically lose oneself in color. Aquatint in red nd black on strong wove paper. Signed and numbered. Spot-mounted to mat's back. - Paper slightly buckled, tiny, hardly visible stain on upper left, all in all very good and impeccably fine. Splendid, experimental-like impression of the extremely expressive depiction in powerful-like colors, with blindly impressed facet and plate mark, with wide margin, deckle edge at top. - One of 200 copies. - Published by the Tate Modern, London. One of 200 copies. - The work of Indian-born British artist Anish Kapoor is characterized by his exploration of colour, its pigments and the resulting effective effects. The viewer is confronted with works that are simple and reduced in their formal language but whose monochrome color allows them to achieve their full effect. An unreal, disconcerting beauty fades in and offers the opportunity to lose oneself magically in color.