Robert Mangold - silk screen

1968

This refined color silkscreen from 1988 is a strong example of Robert Mangold’s mature minimalist language, in which geometry, line, and surface are reduced to their essential elements. The composition centers on an asymmetrical trapezoid rendered in soft beige tones, intersected by carefully placed linear divisions. These lines do not merely outline the form but actively structure the surrounding space, creating a subtle tension between openness and containment. Executed as a color silkscreen, it reflects the artist’s precise and methodical approach to printmaking, closely aligned with his painted works.

The work is hand-signed in pencil at the lower right and numbered in pencil at the lower left,confirming its authenticity and collectible status.

Sheet size approx : 46 x 37 cm

Robert Mangold (b. 1937) is one of the leading figures of American Minimalism. Associated with artists such as Sol LeWitt and Agnes Martin, Mangold developed a distinctive abstract vocabulary that merges minimalist reduction with references to architecture and classical form. His work is held in major museum collections worldwide, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Tate Modern in London, and the Centre Pompidou in Paris. Mangold’s prints are especially valued for their clarity, restraint, and intellectual rigor, making them highly sought after by collectors of postwar and contemporary art.

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