Untitled
1968
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
1968
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
Dominant colour
Untitled is a 1968 ink by Ion Bitzan, Marcel Chirnoaga, Arnold Gross, Jiří John, Béla Kondor, Danuta Leszczynska-Kluza, Ryszard K. Otreba, Jaroslav Šerých, Marjan Pogačnik, Various Artists Janez Bernik, held at Museum of Modern Art.
This image shows a plain gray background with the words "Eastern European Prints" in rust-colored letters. The texture looks like rough paper or fabric. No pictures or details are visible—just the title. These prints were made by a group of artists working together in the 1960s. They used different methods to create the images, like cutting into metal plates. If you’re curious about how artists make prints like this, look up etching.
Janez Bernik, Ion Bitzan, Marcel Chirnoaga, Arnold Gross, Jiří John, Béla Kondor, Danuta Leszczynska-Kluza, Ryszard K. Otreba, Jaroslav Šerých, Marjan Pogačnik, Various Artists (1933–2016) was a Slovenian artist.
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