Untitled

Untitled

Maria Bonomi

1956

ink

From the collection of Museum of Modern Art

About this work

This print shows bold black shapes on a light background. There’s a big oval in the middle with lines fanning out from its center. Below it, thick horizontal bars cut across jagged, grid-like forms. The edges look rough, like the paper was handled a lot. The artist used a woodcut technique—carving into wood and printing the raised parts. That’s why the lines and shapes are so sharp and the texture feels uneven. Check out how woodcut works next—it’s a hands-on way to make prints.

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