Zigmunds Priede

American, born Latvia, 1935-2024

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  • This is a photograph of a triangular book titled "Tetrascroll" by Buckminster Fuller. The image shows a uniquely shaped book, which is triangular in form. The cover is a soft grey color with white text displaying the title "TETRASCROLL," the author's name, "BUCKMINSTER FULLER," and the publisher's mark. The overall composition features the geometric shape and design of the book cover against a plain white background.

    Tetrascroll

    R. Buckminster Fuller, John Lund, Keith Brintzenhofe, Bill Goldston, Zigmunds Priede, Universal Limited Art Editions

    1975-1977

    Book of twenty-one lithographs hinged and bound with dacron polyester sailcloth in wood case  Accession ID  2015.19.3044

    Not on view
  • The image consists of various shapes and lines. On the left side, four large white nails are stretched diagonally across a background of horizontal blue lines. In the center, red circles and dots disperse outward into the right side, where colors shift to horizontal green, yellow, and orange lines. On the far right, a rectangular shape filled with a light blue, crumpled paper texture suggests the form of a suitcase or a framed object.

    Slip Stream

    James Rosenquist, Universal Limited Art Editions, Zigmunds Priede

    1975

    Collograph  Accession ID  2022.35.53

    Not on view
  • The image depicts an assembly of geometric shapes and lines structured vertically with thick outlines intersecting at various angles along a thin vertical line. The forms resemble three-dimensional blocks or distorted letter-like figures stacked upon each other. The arrangement suggests dynamic balance, with components appearing to be in motion. The use of straight edges and curves creates architectural intrigue.

    Bent "Blue" [trial proof]

    Jasper Johns, Zigmunds Priede

    1971

    Lithograph in black on arches cover buff paper [trial proof]  Accession ID  2006.136.5

    Not on view
  • The image displays an arrangement of overlapping shapes and lines in different directions, with prominent vertical and horizontal strokes. The background features dark areas with teal and beige hues, along with scattered letters that appear to form partial words. A rectangular element resembling a can sketch is at the center. The composition combines abstract and recognizable elements, creating a visually engaging scene.

    Decoy [working proof]

    Jasper Johns, Bill Goldston, James V. Smith, Zigmunds Priede, Steve Anderson, Universal Limited Art Editions

    1971

    Color lithograph with additions in crayon, wash, color pencil, paint and chalk on rives bfk paper [working proof]  Accession ID  2006.136.9

    Not on view
  • The image displays a collection of irregular shapes and lines, dominated by a swirling mass of dark and light contrasting areas. This artwork is abstract, with overlapping textures and forms that blend into a seemingly chaotic, yet purposeful arrangement. Throughout the composition, there are letter-like shapes that curve across the image. Moreover, there is a discernible image of a can with detailed markings. The surrounding area is filled with deep greens and blacks.

    Decoy [trial proof]

    Jasper Johns, Bill Goldston, James V. Smith, Zigmunds Priede, Steve Anderson, Universal Limited Art Editions

    1971

    Color lithograph on rives bfk paper [trial proof]  Accession ID  2006.136.6

    Not on view
  • The image contains various overlapping, swirling shapes and lines with an abstract quality. A large vertical block of dark color contrasts with lighter textured areas. Scattered text in different orientations and colors, like cream and blue, weaves across the composition. A can's label design is faintly visible in the center, adding to the collage-like and abstract nature of the image.

    Decoy [trial proof]

    Jasper Johns, Bill Goldston, James V. Smith, Zigmunds Priede, Steve Anderson, Universal Limited Art Editions

    1971

    Lithograph, trial proof with die cut on rives bfk paper [trial proof]  Accession ID  2006.136.8

    Not on view
  • The image shows a series of angular, linear shapes cascading down a vertical line on the canvas. The composition features geometric forms that resemble three-dimensional letters or elements hanging along a dividing line. The shapes display varying orientations and perspectives, giving the impression of tumbling blocks or architectural components becoming detached from a central axis. These forms create an interplay between balance and imbalance, with segments extending into space similar to beams or ledges.

    Bent "Blue" [trial proof]

    Jasper Johns, Zigmunds Priede

    1971

    Lithograph in black on murillo paper [trial proof]  Accession ID  2006.136.4

    Not on view
  • The image contains a vertical line intersecting with several three-dimensional geometric shapes arranged in a column. The shapes resemble floating blocks and can be seen as parts of an architectural structure or letters from a modernistic alphabet. The lines are clean and distinct, with slight curves adding movement and playfulness. The simplicity and starkness of the shapes emphasize their resemblance to familiar objects, like oversized pieces from a minimalist sculptural installation. A small, wavy line at the lower right corner balances the rigidity of the main forms, enhancing the abstract nature of the artwork.

    Bent "Blue" [trial proof]

    Jasper Johns, Zigmunds Priede

    1971

    Lithograph in black on laid cream paper [trial proof]  Accession ID  2006.136.3

    Not on view
  • The image features bold black shapes and fluid lines across the canvas. Broad strokes of black form asymmetrical contours framing the center. Scattered letters are visible within the negative space, appearing to float and overlap. The contrast between the dark areas and the lighter central space invites comparisons to shadowy cliffs or tunnels against a misty sky, with the letters evoking remnants of ancient ruins or underwater archaeological sites.

    Decoy [trial proof]

    Jasper Johns, Bill Goldston, James V. Smith, Zigmunds Priede, Steve Anderson, Universal Limited Art Editions

    1971

    Lithograph in black on japan paper [trial proof]  Accession ID  2006.136.13

    Not on view
  • This image displays bold black shapes with rough edges against a white background. The shapes frame a central white space, resembling an irregular cityscape or skyline with architectural-like forms. The abstract composition suggests various interpretations, such as mountain ranges or tree lines, through the contrast between the dark shapes and light background.

    Decoy [proof]

    Jasper Johns, Bill Goldston, James V. Smith, Zigmunds Priede, Steve Anderson, Universal Limited Art Editions

    1971

    Lithograph in black on rives bfk paper [proof]  Accession ID  2006.136.15

    Not on view
  • The image contains overlapping shapes, lines, and colors, creating an abstract composition. There are fragmented forms, textured backgrounds, textual elements, block-shaped forms resembling letters and symbols, and a can-like object at the center. The color scheme includes browns, blacks, and cool blue hues, blending together in a collage-like aesthetic.

    Decoy [working proof]

    Jasper Johns, Bill Goldston, James V. Smith, Zigmunds Priede, Steve Anderson, Universal Limited Art Editions

    1971

    Color lithograph with additions in gold paint on wove paper [working proof]  Accession ID  2006.136.10

    Not on view
  • The image shows a variety of shapes, including irregular blotches and geometric forms, with bold lines intersecting the canvas. The abstract composition incorporates elements resembling familiar objects, such as a tin can in the center with a label and scattered letters. Patchy colors and textured layers create depth, drawing attention to the can and lettering surrounding it on a dark background.

    Decoy

    Jasper Johns, Zigmunds Priede, Steve Anderson, Bill Goldston, James V. Smith, Universal Limited Art Editions

    1971

    19-color lithograph (stone and aluminum) on rives bfk paper  Accession ID  1976.56.98

    Not on view