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Richard Anuszkiewicz "New Glory" Signed Seriegraph
Signed seriegraph screen print of "New Glory" by Richard Anuszkiewicz. His paintings can be found in the Tate Gallery in London, as well as Museum of Modern Art in New York City among others. This example is number 61 of a limited edition of 175, from 1975.
Anuszkiewicz is a premier artist and one of the founders of the Op Art movement in the 1960s and 70s. His main body of work centers around the effects of juxtaposing complementary colors at full intensity, and how our eyes interpret these geometric abstractions.
New Glory is an excellent work representative of his repertoire, as it utilizes his techniques of nesting shapes within each other repeatedly, and alternating intense shades of complementary colors.
Approximate size: 20" x 26.25"
Approximate weight: 0.6 lbs
Signed seriegraph screen print of "New Glory" by Richard Anuszkiewicz. His paintings can be found in the Tate Gallery in London, as well as Museum of Modern Art in New York City among others. This example is number 61 of a limited edition of 175, from 1975.
Anuszkiewicz is a premier artist and one of the founders of the Op Art movement in the 1960s and 70s. His main body of work centers around the effects of juxtaposing complementary colors at full intensity, and how our eyes interpret these geometric abstractions.
New Glory is an excellent work representative of his repertoire, as it utilizes his techniques of nesting shapes within each other repeatedly, and alternating intense shades of complementary colors.
Approximate size: 20" x 26.25"
Approximate weight: 0.6 lbs
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Richard Anuszkiewicz "New Glory" Signed Seriegraph
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February 20, 2026 Auction
Feb 20, 2026 1:00 PM ESTOrlando, FL, United States
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