Ernesto Caivano

Knight Interlude

2005

An etching of a gnarled tree surrounded by underbrush, displayed within a mat frame on a white background. The artwork features detailed line work, creating a textured and organic scene. The artist's signature and edition number are visible at the bottom.
An etching of a gnarled tree surrounded by underbrush, displayed within a mat frame on a white background. The artwork features detailed line work, creating a textured and organic scene. The artist's signature and edition number are visible at the bottom.

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Date
2005

Classification
Prints

Medium
Etching and aquatint

Dimensions
Sheet: 15 15/16 × 12 7/16in. (40.5 × 31.6 cm) Plate: 9 3/8 × 6 3/8in. (23.8 × 16.2 cm)

Accession number
2006.36.3

Edition
22/26 | 13 APs, 5 PPs, BAT, Neiman Archive

Publication
Printed and published by LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Studies

Credit line
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; purchase, with funds from the Print Committee

Rights and reproductions
© artist or artist's estate

API
artworks/38299

Part of a series:
Knight Interlude
12 works

An etching of a humanoid figure with a bird-like plague doctor mask, standing among bare branches and foliage on the ground, all contained within a bordered frame on a white background. The artwork is signed and numbered at the bottom.
An etching of a humanoid figure composed of intertwined branches and foliage, standing amidst a sparse forest setting, with a textured background suggesting an aged appearance. The artwork is framed with a wide border and signed at the bottom right.
An etching of a gnarled tree surrounded by underbrush, displayed within a mat frame on a white background. The artwork features detailed line work, creating a textured and organic scene. The artist's signature and edition number are visible at the bottom.
An etching of a forest scene with detailed trees, foliage, and a central tree stump surrounded by various plants. The artwork is monochromatic and exhibits fine lines and shading, creating a textured and naturalistic appearance. It is centered on a piece of paper with ample margins and signed at the bottom right.
An etching of a gnarled tree with intricate branches set against a backdrop of geometric shapes and abstract patterns. The artwork is monochromatic and framed with a wide border, signed and numbered at the bottom.
An etching of a fantastical scene depicting a large, gnarled tree with intricate bark patterns and a diamond-shaped design on its trunk, surrounded by a rugged landscape with rocks and sparse vegetation. The artwork is monochromatic, with a focus on texture and shading to create depth, and is framed within a border, suggesting it is a print. The image is signed and numbered in pencil at the bottom, indicating it is part of a limited series.
A monochromatic etching depicting a detailed, fantastical landscape with gnarled trees and jagged rock formations. The scene is framed within a border, and the print is mounted on a larger sheet of paper with visible artist's signature and edition number at the bottom.
A detailed etching of a gnarled tree with a textured bark, surrounded by sparse vegetation and intricate root systems, framed against a plain background with the artist's signature at the bottom right.
An abstract black and white etching featuring dynamic, fluid shapes and textures that resemble a natural landscape with tree-like forms and possible water elements. The artwork is centered on a white background with the artist's signature at the bottom right.
An etching with abstract forms resembling a fantastical landscape or cave-like structures, executed in a monochromatic palette, primarily in shades of black and gray. The artwork is centered on a piece of paper with ample margins, and there appears to be a signature or inscription at the bottom right corner.

Ernesto Caivano
14 works in the collection, 1 exhibition

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