Louise Bourgeois. Landscape (#3) (2008)

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Cat. No. 1289

Landscape (#3)

State/Variant:: Only state
Date:: 2008

Themes:: Abstraction, Nature
Techniques:: Aquatint
Description:: Aquatint, with watercolor and gouache additions
Support:: Paper
Dimensions:: sheet: 22 × 39 1/2" (55.9 × 100.3 cm)
Signature:: "LB" lower right comp, pencil.
Publisher:: Osiris, New York
Printer:: Wingate Studio, Hinsdale, NH
Edition:: 10 known impressions of the only state
Impression:: Not numbered
Edition Information:: This printed composition appears in nos. 1 and 7, in the series, “Une Ballade dans la Campagne,” and also in “Je Rentre dans la Forêt (#2-3),” “Landscape (#1-3),” “Ma Maison Bleue" (verso), “Voyages au Bout,” and Untitled, 2008. Extensive hand additions and plate orientations vary, and some sheets include only partially printed elements of the composition. All are seen in the Evolving Composition Diagram.

"Ma Maison Bleue" (verso) is partially printed. The recto of the sheet is a drawing and is seen below in Related Works in Other Mediums.
Curatorial Remarks:: The color of the hand additions, plate size, and paper type could not be documented because this work is not in MoMA's Collection and could not be examined in person.

A fragment of this plate is found in the left edge of “Plant Study,” a drawing seen in Related Works in Other Mediums. The fragment is from the upper right area of the plate when viewed from the orientation of "Je Rentre dans la Forêt (#2)." The fragment shows some black aquatint markings and the plate mark is also visible.

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