Untitled
1968
oil
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
1968
oil
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
You see a square of silver foil pressed onto paper, its edges crisp and its surface catching light. Black ink shapes—sharp triangles, soft curves—float over the foil like shadows on metal. This print comes from a workshop that brought artists and printers together to push lithography further. The foil isn’t just decoration; it changes how the ink sits, making the image feel both flat and deep at once. Look up *glazing* to see how layering can play with light in other prints.