Four plant form compositions 4
André Durenceau · 1904-1985
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About this work
This Art Deco style print from 1928 by André Durenceau presents four framed compositions of stylized plant forms in pink, green, orange, white and deep blue. Flat, geometric botanical shapes, spirals and arches fill each panel, with the lower left panel bearing the word Inspirations and plate number 17 in the corner.
