text: RICHARD ANUSKIEWICZ "ANNUAL TIGER" SCREENPRINT, 1983
  One of our favorite American artists, Richard Anuskiewicz (b. 1930) is a major player in both Op Art and Hard-Edge Abstraction. His work is typically composed of neon candy colors in strict geometries.
  Josef Albers was a mentor to Anuskiewicz. However the student pushed his teacher's theories further, creating compositions that were more dynamic with colors more electric, active and contemporary.
  Anuskiewicz, like many of his high-profile colleagues, was an active printmaker, expressing his vision through a variety of printing approaches. In the early 1970's he began his "Annual" series.
  These works were created from passion (rather than commercial aspirations) and were not sold. Instead the artist gave these screenprints on masonite to friends and family.
  Today Anuskiewicz's work can be found in every major American museum including the Art Institute of Chicago, the MoMA (New York), the Guggenheim (New York), the Whitney (New York) and the Albright-Knox Art Gallery (Buffalo) to mention a few.
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  Annual 1983 ("Tiger" aka "Panel 5")
  Signed and dated by the artist.
  From an edition of 150
  Screenprint on masonite tile
  6.6"H 5.5"W (work)
  Very good condition.
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