Ed Ruscha: At a Clip Rizzoli Drawn largely from Picasso’s estate

Drawn largely from Picasso’s estate

into plush creations

as if the quiet melancholy of Crewdson’s scenes gathered the unruly sorrows and other little-guessed feelings of people long-gone who once stood on those spots

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Extensively illustrated and featuring a foreword by David Hockney

Ed Ruscha: At a Clip Rizzoli Drawn largely from Picasso’s estatePublished by Crown Point Press, this two color hard ground etching by Ed Ruscha is one of a series produced in 2023 and depicts the two words that comprise its title. This short phrase is rendered in a style similar to that of the artists swiped word paintings, which likewise suggest that their verbal subjects are in rapid motion. As a group, the prints also begin to hint at a loose narrative involving movement or travel; in At a Clip, the black serif