Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Will Barnet (American, 1911-2012)
Marking(s); notes: signed, blind stamp; ed. 211/250; 1982
Materials: serigraph
Dimensions (H, W, D): 25.75"h, 42.75"w (work is not framed)
Additional Information: The serigraph was printed by Charles Cardinale/Fine Creations Inc., New York.  

Will Barnet was a seminal figure in American modernism, known for his serene, introspective compositions that balance abstraction and figuration. Interlude, a signed 1982 serigraph, exemplifies Barnet’s signature style — depicting quiet moments of contemplation with graphic clarity, soft geometry, and poetic restraint. His work shares visual affinities with artists such as Milton Avery, Alex Katz, and Ben Shahn, all of whom embraced reductive form and emotional stillness through flattened space and distilled line. 

very good, soft surface scuffs overall, light gray mark in lower right margin, minor soiling

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