American Abstract Expressionist Color Pochoir "Capriccio" Signed Numbered 80/200 by Robert Motherwell, 1961 Paintings A phenomenal antique Renaissance Revival

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American Abstract Expressionist Color Pochoir "Capriccio" Signed Numbered 80/200 by Robert Motherwell, 1961 Paintings A phenomenal antique Renaissance RevivalImportant American Abstract Expressionist artwork by Robert Motherwell (1915 1991), titled "Capriccio", dated 1961. This very striking image was created by Robert Motherwell in 1961, it is a collotype and pochoir in colors, on Arches paper, signed and inscribed in pencil and numbered 80 200 (the edition was 200), published by Berggruen & Cie, Paris, with full margins, framed with archival acid free materials and housed in a quality ebonized hardwood