Eduardo PAOLOZZI Aeschylus and Socrates  (1975)
From the series Calcium Light Night, an original screen print in colours on J Green mould made waterleaf paper. Signed Eduardo Paolozzi in pencil and numbered from the limited edition of 200 (there were also 25 artist's proofs). Printed by Advanced Graphics, London and published by Propylaen Verlag, Berlin. Referenced in Miles, The Complete Prints of Eduardo Paolozzi, 181. An unusually large, beautiful and eyecatching Paolozzi print.
In very good condition with full margins and strong colours and has never been framed. A hint of discoluration at the sheet edges but still perfectly suitable for float-framing if wished. Please note this print will arrive UNframed.
Aeschylus and Socrates in the Tate Collection
Calcium Light Night is a series of nine screenprints made by the artist while he was living in Berlin. They take as inspiration the work of American composer Charles Ives (1874–1954). The title of each print is the title of a song by Ives and the images are a visual representation of the music. The composer, like the artist, was a magpie–like collector of styles and imagery, weaving brass band music, folk songs, spirituals, and hymns, into his own experiments with musical composition.
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