Landscapes, 1975
Portfolio of four collotype/silkscreen prints on cardstock, 33 x 40 cm. Edition: 55, all prints signed and numbered by the artists.
The images of this portfolio, plus one each by Allan D'Arcangelo, Tom Wesselman, and Gerhard Richter, were originally planned to be published as giant postcards, but the project was never realized as such. Instead, these four images were published in a portfolio.
print catalog pages of entire project
Wrapped Coast, Little Bay, Australia, 1968-69
1975
From Landscapes
Collotype/silkscreen on cardstock, 33 x 40 cm (13 x 17¼ in). Edition: 55, signed and numbered.
This edition revisits Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s groundbreaking project Wrapped Coast, realized near Sydney in 1968-69. For this monumental work, the artists wrapped 2.4 kilometers of coastline and cliffs in fabric, transforming a natural landscape into a temporary work of art on an unprecedented scale. The 1975 edition captures both the physical presence of the project and the radical spirit of their practice, in which everyday environments were reimagined through monumental interventions. Published as part of the group portfolio Landscapes, the work reflects the artists’ enduring fascination with the relationship between nature, ephemerality, and human imagination.
Seascape
1975
From Landscapes
Collotype/silkscreen on cardstock, 33 x 40 cm (13 x 17¼ in). Edition: 55, signed and numbered.
A picture divided into two horizontal bands reads as a landscape; what if there are three bands?
Sunrise
1975
From Landscapes
Collotype/silkscreen on cardstock, 33 x 40 cm (13 x 17¼ in). Edition: 55, signed and numbered
Richard Hamilton’s edition Sunrise blends painterly atmosphere with technical experimentation, capturing the fleeting radiance of dawn through soft gradations of color. Produced in 1975 as part of the group portfolio Landscapes, the work exemplifies Hamilton’s innovative use of printmaking processes, here combining collotype with silkscreen to achieve subtle tonal effects alongside vivid contrasts. Evocative and quietly cinematic, Sunrise reflects Hamilton’s lifelong interest in the intersections of perception, reproduction, and modern visual culture.
Maze 1970
1975
From Landscapes
Collotype/silkscreen on card board, 33 x 40 cm (13 x 15¾ in). Edition of 55 + VIII, signed and numbered.
