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A compelling abstract etching by celebrated American artist Robert Sperry (1927–1998), best known for his pioneering work in studio ceramics. Signed and dated 1984 in pencil, this limited-edition work reveals Sperry’s sophisticated command of line, form, and texture beyond the clay medium. Bold triangular shapes intersect with expressive, inky textures in a monochrome palette that evokes both landscape and architecture. The result is a visually dynamic and deeply atmospheric composition, modernist in tone, yet grounded in Sperry’s hands-on, tactile sensibility. Editioned 14/50, signed in pencil at the lower right, and embossed with a triangle-shaped blind stamp. Framing details: Float-mounted in a wood frame with natural finish on the sides. The front is faced with a metallic looking overlay showing intentional distress and scattered surface losses from age and use, adding character and reinforcing the piece’s vintage appeal. A distinctive 1980s print by an influential American artist—ideal for collectors of abstract work, fans of West Coast modernism, or anyone drawn to graphic, geometric art with depth and texture. The artwork is in excellent condition. The frame shows scattered wear and finish loss on the front and some nicks, marks, and cracks on the wood sides. Frame size is 25.5" wide, 1.75" deep, and 30" high. Artwork is about 22" wide and 27" high.
