A leafy plant rises from a simple cylindrical pot against a luminous window in Robert Kipniss’s Murie’s Window (1977). Its dark, gently curving stem and broad leaves contrast with the crisp geometry of the window recess and shadowed interior. Subtle gray, olive, and warm pale tones give this intimate still life a quiet, contemplative presence.
This color lithograph is plate two from the four-print portfolio Interiors & Backyards (1977), catalogue L.124. Pencil-signed “Kipniss” at the lower right and numbered 63/250 at the lower left. Catalogue image dimensions: 16 × 11⅞ inches. Presented under glass with matting in a frame measuring 19.5 × 24 inches overall.
Condition: Frame shows signs of handling and wear, mat shows some debris. Artwork in excellent shape.
Identification reference: The Editions of Robert Kipniss, 1967–2023: Key to the Catalogue, page 72.
A leafy plant rises from a simple cylindrical pot against a luminous window in Robert Kipniss’s Murie’s Window (1977). Its dark, gently curving stem and broad leaves contrast with the crisp geometry of the window recess and shadowed interior. Subtle gray, olive, and warm pale tones give this intimate still life a quiet, contemplative presence.
This color lithograph is plate two from the four-print portfolio Interiors & Backyards (1977), catalogue L.124. Pencil-signed “Kipniss” at the lower right and numbered 63/250 at the lower left. Catalogue image dimensions: 16 × 11⅞ inches. Presented under glass with matting in a frame measuring 19.5 × 24 inches overall.
Condition: Frame shows signs of handling and wear, mat shows some debris. Artwork in excellent shape.
Identification reference: The Editions of Robert Kipniss, 1967–2023: Key to the Catalogue, page 72.
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