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Doug Danz Signed Geometric Valley Fine Art Print Terra II
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The artwork was created by Doug Danz and is signed in pencil at the lower right corner. It is titled Terra II and is a proof edition lithograph on paper with a sheet size of 25 1/4 x 30 inches. The condition of the piece is noted to be very good.
Artist: Doug Danz
Signature: In pencil, lower right
Title: Terra II
Edition: Proof
Medium: Lithograph on paper
Sheet size: 25 1/4 x 30 inches
Condition: Very good
Style: Abstract Geometric
Movement: Minimalism (potentially also influenced by Op Art)
Influences: Minimalism, Op Art, Hard-edge painting, Geometric abstraction, Modernism
Original retail prices for Danz's limited edition screenprints (editions of 65–100, image sizes 20–30 inches) ranged from $400 to $800 in the 1970s–1990s, based on publisher catalogs and gallery guides (e.g., Art in America Gallery Guide listings for similar serigraphs). Adjusted for inflation to 2025 dollars, this equates to approximately $1,800 to $3,500 for a mint-condition example today in a gallery setting.
Description
This artwork is an abstract composition featuring a combination of curved lines and geometric shapes. The color palette is limited, with various shades of beige and brown complemented by orange and light blue stripes. The composition suggests a sense of depth and movement through the interplay of these colors and shapes. The artwork presents a clean, structured aesthetic typical of geometric abstraction.
Doug Danz (1939–2020) was an American watercolorist and silkscreen printmaker known for abstract interpretations of the American landscape, often featuring geometric forms inspired by natural valleys, canyons, and elevations. The "Geometric Valley Collection" appears to refer to his series of abstract geometric landscape prints, including titles like Terra I, Terra III, Elevation II, Canyon C, and Sierra VI, which emphasize two-dimensional, emblematic designs with clean lines and bold colors.
Doug Danz, born on July 30, 1939, in the United States, and who passed away on December 17, 2020, was a celebrated watercolor artist and screen printmaker originating from Janesville, Wisconsin. His artworks were deeply influenced by the American scenery, yet they surpassed simple depiction, exploring the realm of abstract flatness. Danz's silkscreen prints were characterized by a unique flatness, almost emblematic in nature, encapsulating the essence of his distinct artistic vision.
His creations resonated with audiences because of their ability to evoke familiarity while simultaneously challenging conventional views of art. Danz's works frequently included recognizable elements, yet through his artistic expression, they were transformed, inviting viewers to explore the boundaries between reality and abstraction. With a sharp attention to detail and mastery of technique, Danz's art continues to inspire and captivate art lovers around the globe. His legacy endures through the timeless allure of his creations, which stand as a testament to his unmatched talent and steadfast dedication to his craft.
Artist: Doug Danz
Signature: In pencil, lower right
Title: Terra II
Edition: Proof
Medium: Lithograph on paper
Sheet size: 25 1/4 x 30 inches
Condition: Very good
Style: Abstract Geometric
Movement: Minimalism (potentially also influenced by Op Art)
Influences: Minimalism, Op Art, Hard-edge painting, Geometric abstraction, Modernism
Original retail prices for Danz's limited edition screenprints (editions of 65–100, image sizes 20–30 inches) ranged from $400 to $800 in the 1970s–1990s, based on publisher catalogs and gallery guides (e.g., Art in America Gallery Guide listings for similar serigraphs). Adjusted for inflation to 2025 dollars, this equates to approximately $1,800 to $3,500 for a mint-condition example today in a gallery setting.
Description
This artwork is an abstract composition featuring a combination of curved lines and geometric shapes. The color palette is limited, with various shades of beige and brown complemented by orange and light blue stripes. The composition suggests a sense of depth and movement through the interplay of these colors and shapes. The artwork presents a clean, structured aesthetic typical of geometric abstraction.
Doug Danz (1939–2020) was an American watercolorist and silkscreen printmaker known for abstract interpretations of the American landscape, often featuring geometric forms inspired by natural valleys, canyons, and elevations. The "Geometric Valley Collection" appears to refer to his series of abstract geometric landscape prints, including titles like Terra I, Terra III, Elevation II, Canyon C, and Sierra VI, which emphasize two-dimensional, emblematic designs with clean lines and bold colors.
Doug Danz, born on July 30, 1939, in the United States, and who passed away on December 17, 2020, was a celebrated watercolor artist and screen printmaker originating from Janesville, Wisconsin. His artworks were deeply influenced by the American scenery, yet they surpassed simple depiction, exploring the realm of abstract flatness. Danz's silkscreen prints were characterized by a unique flatness, almost emblematic in nature, encapsulating the essence of his distinct artistic vision.
His creations resonated with audiences because of their ability to evoke familiarity while simultaneously challenging conventional views of art. Danz's works frequently included recognizable elements, yet through his artistic expression, they were transformed, inviting viewers to explore the boundaries between reality and abstraction. With a sharp attention to detail and mastery of technique, Danz's art continues to inspire and captivate art lovers around the globe. His legacy endures through the timeless allure of his creations, which stand as a testament to his unmatched talent and steadfast dedication to his craft.
