About the work

Karen Kunc, the Willa Cather Professor and Professor of Art at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, looks for patterns, balance, and imbalance in sources natural and man-made.

This work, painted in 1992, is Kunc’s fanciful presentation of the meeting (collision? embracing?) of nature and architecture.

Attributes	Value
Medium	Woodcut
Signing, Dating, and Titling	Signed by the artist en recto
Framing	Included
Condition	Fine Condition
Date	1980-2000
Type	Modern Print-Makers

Medium:

Woodcut silkscreen

Date:

1992

Signature:

Hand-signed in pencil by artist en recto in the image.

Edition:

Number 32 out of the edition of 41.

Framing:

Custom float-framed in black-painted wood (apparently Poplar) behind Plexiglass.

Condition:

Fine condition. Plexiglass is slightly scuffed.

Framed Size:

51 in. (h) x 35.5 in. (w) x 2 in. (d)

Sheet Size:

45 in. (h) x 30 in. (w)

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