"BUTTE I" -Jack Hagman -1970's -Lithograph - Signed & Numbered -249/300
"BUTTE I" by Jack Hagman, created in the 1970s, is a striking lithograph that captures attention with its intense browns and abstract geometric landscapes. Sized at 13x11", this signed and numbered piece (#249 of 300) reflects Hagman's unique style, which blends bold shapes with a nuanced understanding of form and color. As an American artist born in 1937, Hagman's work is showcased in the Smithsonian American Art Museum and has found its place in numerous galleries and private collections across the country. With a career spanning several decades until his passing in 2015, Hagman's contributions to painting and lithography shine brightly, and "BUTTE I" stands as a prime example of his artistic vision, lovingly preserved for over 40 years in a retired Manhattan gallery.
"BUTTE I" by Jack Hagman, created in the 1970s, is a striking lithograph that captures attention with its intense browns and abstract geometric landscapes. Sized at 13x11", this signed and numbered piece (#249 of 300) reflects Hagman's unique style, which blends bold shapes with a nuanced understanding of form and color. As an American artist born in 1937, Hagman's work is showcased in the Smithsonian American Art Museum and has found its place in numerous galleries and private collections across the country. With a career spanning several decades until his passing in 2015, Hagman's contributions to painting and lithography shine brightly, and "BUTTE I" stands as a prime example of his artistic vision, lovingly preserved for over 40 years in a retired Manhattan gallery.
"BUTTE I" by Jack Hagman, created in the 1970s, is a striking lithograph that captures attention with its intense browns and abstract geometric landscapes. Sized at 13x11", this signed and numbered piece (#249 of 300) reflects Hagman's unique style, which blends bold shapes with a nuanced understanding of form and color. As an American artist born in 1937, Hagman's work is showcased in the Smithsonian American Art Museum and has found its place in numerous galleries and private collections across the country. With a career spanning several decades until his passing in 2015, Hagman's contributions to painting and lithography shine brightly, and "BUTTE I" stands as a prime example of his artistic vision, lovingly preserved for over 40 years in a retired Manhattan gallery.
