Scipio Africanus

1963

Rudy Pozzatti

Associated Names
Rudy Pozzatti

Artist, American, 1925 - 2021

The image shows a portrait of a person from the head to the shoulders. The individual faces forward with a slight tilt to the left. The face is detailed with notable cheekbones, a defined nose, and expressive eyes. The hair is depicted with curly or wavy strokes around the head. The clothing or drapery around the neck and shoulders is abstractly rendered with bold lines and textures. The background is plain. The bottom of the image features the title "Scipio Africanus" and the artist's signature "R. Pozzatti 1963," along with another signature. The composition is monochromatic, with black ink on light paper, emphasizing the dramatic quality of the portrait.
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Artwork overview

  • Medium

    lithograph in black and maroon on Nacre paper

  • Credit Line

    Rosenwald Collection

  • Accession Number

    1964.8.2494

  • Catalogue Raisonné

    Geske 1971, no. 102

Associated Artworks

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The image shows a series of curving lines and shapes in a circular pattern. The abstract arrangement creates a sense of motion. The lines and textures suggest an aged, weathered surface resembling old buildings. Text within the shapes adds to the impression of historical significance.

XII Romans

Rudy Pozzatti

1963

The image displays irregular, overlapping shapes and lines in shades of black on a light background. Prominently featured on the right side are the bold letters "XII ROMANS." Below, there is a grained texture resembling rocky terrain or worn parchment. Additionally, smaller, less distinct inscriptions and shapes are dispersed throughout the image, suggesting a weathered archaeological site or a map etched into old stone.

Title Page [recto]

Rudy Pozzatti

1963

Title Page [verso]

Rudy Pozzatti

1963


Artwork history & notes

Bibliography

1971

  • Geske, Norman A. Rudy Pozzatti: American Printmaker. Lawrence: The University Press of Kansas, 1971.

Wikidata ID

Q65511945

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