Virgin in Orange by Anique Taylor, serigraph on paper, signed and numbered 161/325. Depicts a seated female figure reading amid cats and lush plants, rendered in bold orange, pink, and green tones. Sheet size 22 _ 30 in. Artist Note: Anique Taylor is known for her expressive works blending narrative illustration with poetic themes. Her background in creative writing and visual arts informs her vibrant and contemplative compositions.
"Virgin in Orange," a serigraph by Anique Taylor from the 1970s-80s, captures a whimsical yet introspective moment, where a woman indulges in the pages of a book amid a flourishing nook adorned with curious cats and vibrant plants. This signed and numbered work, a gem from a retired Manhattan gallery’s storied collection, bursts forth with a riot of bold colors—fiery oranges, playful pinks, and verdant greens—that dance across the canvas in a minimalist yet exuberant symphony. Taylor’s perfect blend of graphic simplicity and striking hues not only showcases her artistic prowess but also invites viewers to escape into a serene world filled with creativity and contemplation. Her art, echoing her rich background—from teaching creative writing to earning degrees steeped in poetry and visual arts—embodies a delightful exploration of life’s intricate layers, all while beckoning one to bask in the warmth of her vibrant universe.
Virgin in Orange by Anique Taylor, serigraph on paper, signed and numbered 161/325. Depicts a seated female figure reading amid cats and lush plants, rendered in bold orange, pink, and green tones. Sheet size 22 _ 30 in. Artist Note: Anique Taylor is known for her expressive works blending narrative illustration with poetic themes. Her background in creative writing and visual arts informs her vibrant and contemplative compositions.
"Virgin in Orange," a serigraph by Anique Taylor from the 1970s-80s, captures a whimsical yet introspective moment, where a woman indulges in the pages of a book amid a flourishing nook adorned with curious cats and vibrant plants. This signed and numbered work, a gem from a retired Manhattan gallery’s storied collection, bursts forth with a riot of bold colors—fiery oranges, playful pinks, and verdant greens—that dance across the canvas in a minimalist yet exuberant symphony. Taylor’s perfect blend of graphic simplicity and striking hues not only showcases her artistic prowess but also invites viewers to escape into a serene world filled with creativity and contemplation. Her art, echoing her rich background—from teaching creative writing to earning degrees steeped in poetry and visual arts—embodies a delightful exploration of life’s intricate layers, all while beckoning one to bask in the warmth of her vibrant universe.
