Mecklenburg Autumn, 1979
ROMARE BEARDEN
Color lithograph, on wove paper
Edition of 175 copies
Dimensions: 68.6 × 53.3 cm
Signed in pencil, numbered
Published by London Arts, Inc. in Detroit, with their stamp on the reverse
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Description: Romare Bearden was an iconic 20th-century African American artist known for his works rich in color, texture, and cultural narrative. Born in 1911 in Charlotte, North Carolina, and raised in Harlem, Bearden established himself as a major figure in the Harlem Renaissance art movement. His artistic practice blended collage, painting, and printmaking, exploring themes related to identity, the African diaspora, and the daily lives of African Americans.
This work, visible on your product page, is a magnificent representation of Bearden's distinctive style. Here, he uses elements of collage and composition that illustrate his ability to combine modernism with cultural and historical references. It features expressive figures and vibrant patterns, evoking scenes of everyday life enriched by intense colors and geometric shapes.
Romare Bearden is recognized for his contributions to contemporary art and his role in expanding artistic narratives by celebrating the African American experience. His works have universal appeal and continue to inspire numerous artists and collectors around the world.
