"UNTITLED" -E.T. Gipson -Blue Tondo Silk-Screen Serigraph Monoprint -Signed & Numbered -1/1
"UNTITLED" by E.T. Gipson is an exquisite testament to the freedom of expression through the lens of a self-taught artist. Created between 1970 and 1980, this abstract silk-screen serigraph monoprint captures the viewer with its 26x23-inch circle, pulsating with vibrant shades of blue that seem to vibrate on the canvas. Having made an extraordinary journey from the rustic cow pastures of Texas to the lofty art spaces of Paris, Gipson defies categorization—his life as a baker, taxicab driver, and gallery owner informs his eclectic artistic vision. Each print, a unique 1/1, speaks to the innovation of his silk-screen techniques, where every hand-pulled serigraph emerges as an individual celebration of creativity, untouched by the hands of mechanization. Acclaimed by influential establishments such as the First National Bank of Denver and Holiday Inns of America, this piece is not just a reflection of Gipson's diverse talents but a singular masterpiece waiting to speak to its next fortunate owner.
Major interior designers often collaborate with leading art galleries in the United States to create spaces that resonate with personal style and creative vision. These designers, equipped with an eye for aesthetic cohesion, often seek out unique pieces that can serve as focal points in their projects. Art galleries, much like ART FIND GALLERY, curate collections of distinctive works, including exquisite prints and original pieces that reflect the artist's hand and individuality. Each silk-screen serigraph or monotype is not merely a decoration; it's a narrative, a personal touch that transforms a room into a living canvas. The rarity of these pieces, emphasized by their one-of-a-kind nature, lends an unparalleled charm to interiors that aspiring and established designers alike covet.
"UNTITLED" by E.T. Gipson is an exquisite testament to the freedom of expression through the lens of a self-taught artist. Created between 1970 and 1980, this abstract silk-screen serigraph monoprint captures the viewer with its 26x23-inch circle, pulsating with vibrant shades of blue that seem to vibrate on the canvas. Having made an extraordinary journey from the rustic cow pastures of Texas to the lofty art spaces of Paris, Gipson defies categorization—his life as a baker, taxicab driver, and gallery owner informs his eclectic artistic vision. Each print, a unique 1/1, speaks to the innovation of his silk-screen techniques, where every hand-pulled serigraph emerges as an individual celebration of creativity, untouched by the hands of mechanization. Acclaimed by influential establishments such as the First National Bank of Denver and Holiday Inns of America, this piece is not just a reflection of Gipson's diverse talents but a singular masterpiece waiting to speak to its next fortunate owner.
Major interior designers often collaborate with leading art galleries in the United States to create spaces that resonate with personal style and creative vision. These designers, equipped with an eye for aesthetic cohesion, often seek out unique pieces that can serve as focal points in their projects. Art galleries, much like ART FIND GALLERY, curate collections of distinctive works, including exquisite prints and original pieces that reflect the artist's hand and individuality. Each silk-screen serigraph or monotype is not merely a decoration; it's a narrative, a personal touch that transforms a room into a living canvas. The rarity of these pieces, emphasized by their one-of-a-kind nature, lends an unparalleled charm to interiors that aspiring and established designers alike covet.
"UNTITLED" by E.T. Gipson is an exquisite testament to the freedom of expression through the lens of a self-taught artist. Created between 1970 and 1980, this abstract silk-screen serigraph monoprint captures the viewer with its 26x23-inch circle, pulsating with vibrant shades of blue that seem to vibrate on the canvas. Having made an extraordinary journey from the rustic cow pastures of Texas to the lofty art spaces of Paris, Gipson defies categorization—his life as a baker, taxicab driver, and gallery owner informs his eclectic artistic vision. Each print, a unique 1/1, speaks to the innovation of his silk-screen techniques, where every hand-pulled serigraph emerges as an individual celebration of creativity, untouched by the hands of mechanization. Acclaimed by influential establishments such as the First National Bank of Denver and Holiday Inns of America, this piece is not just a reflection of Gipson's diverse talents but a singular masterpiece waiting to speak to its next fortunate owner.
Major interior designers often collaborate with leading art galleries in the United States to create spaces that resonate with personal style and creative vision. These designers, equipped with an eye for aesthetic cohesion, often seek out unique pieces that can serve as focal points in their projects. Art galleries, much like ART FIND GALLERY, curate collections of distinctive works, including exquisite prints and original pieces that reflect the artist's hand and individuality. Each silk-screen serigraph or monotype is not merely a decoration; it's a narrative, a personal touch that transforms a room into a living canvas. The rarity of these pieces, emphasized by their one-of-a-kind nature, lends an unparalleled charm to interiors that aspiring and established designers alike covet.
