Ernst Van Leyden

American, born 1892

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    Here and Now II

    Ernst Van Leyden, Tamarind Institute

    1967

    Lithograph (stone) in yellow, two blues and white on copperplate deluxe paper  Accession ID  1984.34.1078

    Not on view
  • The image displays intersecting lines and geometric shapes forming a central figure of overlapping triangles and ellipses. The design radiates outward to create an abstract pattern. The intricate design combines elements of a kaleidoscope and a mandala, with symmetrical and repetitive shapes. The central shapes resemble petals or leaves, while circular elements along the sides suggest celestial bodies like the sun or planets. Vibrant colors such as orange, green, and yellow enhance the abstract appearance of the piece.

    Rotation I

    Ernst Van Leyden, Tamarind Institute

    1967

    Lithograph (stone and aluminum) in orange, green, yellow and violet on natural nacre paper  Accession ID  1984.34.1085

    Not on view
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    Whirl

    Ernst Van Leyden, Tamarind Institute

    1967

    Lithograph (zinc) in yellow-green and orange on german etching paper  Accession ID  1984.34.1075

    Not on view
  • The image displays a large oval shape with radiating lines creating an abstract design that resembles a face. There are concentric circles at the top half of the oval, suggesting eyes, while intersecting lines below form a stylized nose and mouth. Radial lines emanating from the top and sides give the impression of hair or a headdress, contributing to the abstract composition. The overall form suggests a connection to tribal masks or cartoonish facial representations.

    Emaciated Owl II

    Ernst Van Leyden, Tamarind Institute

    1967

    Lithograph (stone) in gray on white arches paper  Accession ID  1984.34.1089

    Not on view
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    Octavio Paz

    Ernst Van Leyden, Tamarind Institute

    1967

    Lithograph (stone) in yellow and two blues on copperplate deluxe paper  Accession ID  1984.34.1076

    Not on view
  • The image includes large concentric circles and radiating lines, creating an abstract composition at the center of the page. Two dotted formations resembling eyes are situated amidst the geometric shapes. The arrangement can be linked to a face-like structure. The words "WELKOM TO HOLLAND" are displayed vertically in a blocky text. Text columns similar to newspaper articles form the background, contrasting with the colored shapes.

    Provo

    Ernst Van Leyden, Tamarind Institute

    1967

    Lithograph (zinc and stone) in pink, light blue and gray on white arches paper  Accession ID  1984.34.1091

    Not on view
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    Here and Now I

    Ernst Van Leyden, Tamarind Institute

    1967

    Lithograph (stone) in yellow, two blues and pink on copperplate deluxe paper  Accession ID  1984.34.1077

    Not on view
  • The image shows an abstract composition of circles and lines. A grid-like pattern is formed by the circles and lines. The background is made up of neat rows of circles resembling a honeycomb. In the center, there is a white triangle placed vertically, flanked by two smaller circular shapes with yellow rings. The design combines geometric patterns with facial feature elements.

    Baumgeist

    Ernst Van Leyden, Tamarind Institute

    1967

    Lithograph (stone and aluminum) in yellow-green, blue and brown on german etching paper  Accession ID  1984.34.1087

    Not on view
  • The image displays a series of radiating and intersecting lines forming a complex geometric pattern. The lines create an abstract composition resembling a stylized face, with large circular shapes for eyes and a smaller semicircular form for a mouth. The intersecting lines form a textured grid reminiscent of detailed line art, with circular patterns in the eye-like shapes. The piece maintains an abstract quality while evoking human facial features through an artistic lens.

    Japanese Moon III

    Ernst Van Leyden, Tamarind Institute

    1967

    Lithograph (stone) in beige and black on copperplate deluxe paper  Accession ID  1984.34.1084

    Not on view
  • The image shows an intricate design composed of yellow radial lines and overlapping geometric patterns that form a large rounded shape in the center. Three circular areas filled with smaller circles resembling polka dots are featured prominently. The design includes intersecting grids and radiating lines, creating a layered appearance. The overall effect is repetitive and harmonious, with the gentle yellow tones softening the complexity of the geometric arrangements.

    Golden Radiance

    Ernst Van Leyden, Tamarind Institute

    1967

    Lithograph (stone) in yellow-beige on natural nacre paper  Accession ID  1984.34.1088

    Not on view
  • The image displays intersecting lines forming circular and radial patterns across the canvas. Overlapping shapes, including circles and triangles, are created by these lines. A triangular shape emerges in the center, intersected by multiple lines. The overall effect is reminiscent of a celestial map or lace pattern. The colors used are muted peach tones against a light beige background.

    Japanese Moon II

    Ernst Van Leyden, Tamarind Institute

    1967

    Lithograph (stone) in beige and orange on copperplate deluxe paper  Accession ID  1984.34.1083

    Not on view
  • The image displays an abstract arrangement of elongated triangles and curved lines forming a central oval shape with radiating lines. This central shape resembles a stylized face, complete with two circular forms that could represent eyes adorned with smaller circle patterns, similar to owl eyes. Vertical and horizontal lines in the lower part create a structure akin to a mouth with teeth. The combination of these graphical elements suggests a tribal or mask-like appearance.

    Emaciated Owl III

    Ernst Van Leyden, Tamarind Institute

    1967

    Lithograph (stone) in blue and gray on white arches paper  Accession ID  1984.34.1090

    Not on view