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1987
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Canton II
Limited Edition, unframed silkscreen print
Size unframed: 100cm x 80cm
Available both as a unique print or as part of the Triptych, Canton I, II & III (see separate listing)
Edition 41/45
A certificate of Authenticity will be issued by the Gallery
Made on Arches paper, 16 colour screen prints, signed and numbered by Anthony Benjamin
Printed by Brad Faine at Coriander Studio.
Signed and numbered on the front.
Certificate of Authenticity from the Gallery
Provenance: From the Anthony Benjamin Estate
The three prints Canton I, II and III are available individually or as a Triptych.
Artist Anthony Benjamin was preoccupied by ideas of three dimensional concepts in a visual artwork. His colour prints show intangible things, movement and music through colour, form and space. They are vibrant and alive. Duchamp declared that in every work of art is a trace of what has been and what has yet to come. This is certainly true of a work by Anthony Benjamin who revisited images and ideas that he spent his life exploring through art.
Coriander became one of Europe's longest established and most prolific producers of limited edition screen-prints for artists worldwide.
In 1975 Coriander began publishing editions. Terry Frost, Peter Blake, Boyd and Evans and Patrick Hughes, were amongst the first. Brad enjoyed the freedom to commission artists whose work he admired to make editions for Coriander publications, amongst the best were Anthony Benjamin, Sandra Blow and John Hoyland.
Unframed fine art Limited Edition prints will be sent rolled in a wide tube, professionally wrapped in acid free paper, or if you prefer can be shipped flat
- Creator:Anthony Benjamin (1931 - 2002, British)
- Creation Year:1987
- Dimensions:Height: 39.38 in (100 cm)Width: 31.5 in (80 cm)
- More Editions & Sizes:Other Editions availablePrice: $2,800
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- Gallery Location:Norfolk, GB
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Anthony Benjamin
Anthony Benjamin (1931– 2002) FRSA, RE was an English painter, sculptor and printmaker. Benjamin studied with the best. In 1951 he worked in Paris under Fernand Léger and in 1959 he studied with Stanley William Hayter at Atelier 17. Benjamin worked in Rome, St Ives, London, California and Calgary. He was a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, UK In the 1950’s his work, inspired by the Cornish light, land and seascape, led him to a new understanding of tone and temper. Henry Moore and Peter Lanyon encouraged him, Francis Bacon gave him canvasses, and working within this rich atmosphere, Benjamin produced work which became more expansive, colourful and gradually more abstract in concept, sliding into Abstract Expressionism By the 1970’s Benjamin had started making sculptures that were more relevant to the exciting, modern, fast-moving transient world that was opening up at the time in London. He used modern materials, coloured plastic, fibreglass, polished metal, stainless steel and bronze. Intense glowing colour and reflections; amorphous and ambiguous shapes created works that crossed the conventional boundaries. Inspired by his close friendship with musician Brian Eno of Roxy Music, Benjamin started making series of Limited Edition silkscreen prints that used the same vibrant colours and similar shapes as the sculpture. Many from these series are in the Tate Collections in London. Benjamin’s first solo show in London was at the Institute of Contemporary Art in 1966. Following this he was quickly picked up by leading London Gallery Gimpel Fils. His work is held in major public and private collections around the world including Tate London, MoMA NY, The Smithsonian and MCA Tokyo
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