This lot features a striking print of Rufino Tamayo's "Woman with Black Cowl" from 1946, originally a watercolor from the Joseph H. Hirshhorn Collection. Published by Shorewood Publishers, New York and Amsterdam, this print captures Tamayo's distinctive style, characterized by simplified forms, earthy tones, and a blend of Mexican folk art and modernist influences. The subject, a woman with dark hair and traditional attire, sits with a basket of fruit, evoking a sense of everyday life and cultural richness. The piece is a high-quality reproduction of the original artwork, showcasing the artist's mastery of color and composition. The print is suitable for framing and would make a significant addition to any collection focusing on 20th-century art, particularly Mexican modernism.

Dimensions:
Height - 27.5"
Width - 21.5"
Depth - 0.02"
Weight - 0.5 lbs

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Condition
Very Good - Minor wear consistent with age, including slight creasing along the edges and a faint discoloration verso, not affecting the primary image. The colors remain vibrant and true to the original. No significant tears or major damage are present, and the surface remains clean.

• Low Estimate: 95.00
• High Estimate: 200.00
• Width: 21.5"
• Height: 27.5"
• Weight: 0.5lbs
• Depth: 0.02"