Alex Katz American, b. 1927
White Roses, 2014
16-color silkscreen on Saunders Waterford, HP High White, 425 gsm paper
43 x 86 in.
109.2 x 218.4 cm.
109.2 x 218.4 cm.
Edition of 50
Known for his monumental compositions, flattened forms, and luminous color fields, Katz has long explored the expressive potential of flowers as both subject and structure. In this silkscreen, blooms emerge...
Known for his monumental compositions, flattened forms, and luminous color fields, Katz has long explored the expressive potential of flowers as both subject and structure. In this silkscreen, blooms emerge with striking clarity against a simplified ground, their vivid color and crisp contours emphasizing the artist’s interest in light, surface, and immediacy. White Roses is based on the 2013 work, Tulips 4, in the collection of MoMA.
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