Juda Rosenberg

American, active late 20th century

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The image displays a composition of angular lines and shapes arranged in a dense, repetitive pattern. This abstract artwork resembles a mosaic of directional tiles or a field of stylized geometric feathers spread across a rectangular expanse. The variations in thickness and orientation of the lines create a transition from left to right within the piece.
Jasper Johns, Bill Goldston, James V. Smith, Juda Rosenberg, Universal Limited Art Editions, Scent [trial proof], 1976, lithograph in cream on wove paper [trial proof], Patrons' Permanent Fund and Special Friends of the National Gallery of Art, 2008.136.169

Scent [trial proof]

Jasper Johns, Bill Goldston, James V. Smith, Juda Rosenberg, Universal Limited Art Editions · 1976 · lithograph in cream on wove paper [trial proof] ·  Accession ID  2008.136.169

The image shows a large irregular shape filled with reddish-brown texture, alongside patches of green and a vertical stripe of orange and yellow on the left edge. Thin white lines meander across the composition, creating a network of lines that could resemble rivers or contours on a map. The arrangement suggests layered terrain or geological formations like a diagram of a valley or hills seen from above.
Helen Frankenthaler, Juda Rosenberg, Bill Goldston, Universal Limited Art Editions, Savage Breeze, 1974, color woodcut on Nepalese laminiated light brown hand-made paper, Andrew W. Mellon Fund and Ailsa Mellon Bruce Fund, 1975.38.1

Savage Breeze

Helen Frankenthaler, Juda Rosenberg, Bill Goldston, Universal Limited Art Editions · 1974 · color woodcut on Nepalese laminiated light brown hand-made paper ·  Accession ID  1975.38.1