"HARVEST TIME" - AUDREY GRENDAHL KUHN -ETCHING -1970's -Signed & Numbered -41/100
HARVEST TIME by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn is an enchanting etching that beautifully encapsulates the essence of abstract minimalism. Measuring 22x30" and signed and numbered 41/100, this striking piece showcases a mesmerizing interplay of geometric fields bathed in warm shades of oranges and ochre. Created during the 1970s, it offers a glimpse into the vibrant artistic spirit of New York City before being lovingly tucked away in storage as the gallery owners retired in the 1980s. Kuhn, a celebrated artist born in Chicago and educated across multiple institutions, draws upon her experiences and influences from her pastel landscapes and travels to Mexico, crafting compositions that pulsate with color and energy. Now resurfaced after decades, HARVEST TIME invites collectors to embrace a piece of art history that not only reflects an era but also honors the enduring creativity of a remarkable artist.
Her work drew much attention at the New York Art Expo in the 1980s, captivating art enthusiasts with its unique flair and vibrant expressions. Seeking new muses, she spent her winter months in Mexico, where the colorful landscapes and rich culture infused her pieces with a fresh energy that echoed the vitality of her surroundings. This creative rebirth has not gone unnoticed; she has since garnered numerous awards and proudly holds a spot in "Who's Who in American Art." Today, her distinctive artworks grace many galleries, as well as corporate and private collections, both throughout the U.S. and across the globe, continuing to inspire and intrigue admirers with every brushstroke.
HARVEST TIME by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn is an enchanting etching that beautifully encapsulates the essence of abstract minimalism. Measuring 22x30" and signed and numbered 41/100, this striking piece showcases a mesmerizing interplay of geometric fields bathed in warm shades of oranges and ochre. Created during the 1970s, it offers a glimpse into the vibrant artistic spirit of New York City before being lovingly tucked away in storage as the gallery owners retired in the 1980s. Kuhn, a celebrated artist born in Chicago and educated across multiple institutions, draws upon her experiences and influences from her pastel landscapes and travels to Mexico, crafting compositions that pulsate with color and energy. Now resurfaced after decades, HARVEST TIME invites collectors to embrace a piece of art history that not only reflects an era but also honors the enduring creativity of a remarkable artist.
Her work drew much attention at the New York Art Expo in the 1980s, captivating art enthusiasts with its unique flair and vibrant expressions. Seeking new muses, she spent her winter months in Mexico, where the colorful landscapes and rich culture infused her pieces with a fresh energy that echoed the vitality of her surroundings. This creative rebirth has not gone unnoticed; she has since garnered numerous awards and proudly holds a spot in "Who's Who in American Art." Today, her distinctive artworks grace many galleries, as well as corporate and private collections, both throughout the U.S. and across the globe, continuing to inspire and intrigue admirers with every brushstroke.
HARVEST TIME by Audrey Grendahl Kuhn is an enchanting etching that beautifully encapsulates the essence of abstract minimalism. Measuring 22x30" and signed and numbered 41/100, this striking piece showcases a mesmerizing interplay of geometric fields bathed in warm shades of oranges and ochre. Created during the 1970s, it offers a glimpse into the vibrant artistic spirit of New York City before being lovingly tucked away in storage as the gallery owners retired in the 1980s. Kuhn, a celebrated artist born in Chicago and educated across multiple institutions, draws upon her experiences and influences from her pastel landscapes and travels to Mexico, crafting compositions that pulsate with color and energy. Now resurfaced after decades, HARVEST TIME invites collectors to embrace a piece of art history that not only reflects an era but also honors the enduring creativity of a remarkable artist.
Her work drew much attention at the New York Art Expo in the 1980s, captivating art enthusiasts with its unique flair and vibrant expressions. Seeking new muses, she spent her winter months in Mexico, where the colorful landscapes and rich culture infused her pieces with a fresh energy that echoed the vitality of her surroundings. This creative rebirth has not gone unnoticed; she has since garnered numerous awards and proudly holds a spot in "Who's Who in American Art." Today, her distinctive artworks grace many galleries, as well as corporate and private collections, both throughout the U.S. and across the globe, continuing to inspire and intrigue admirers with every brushstroke.
