James Carter, Still Life, Serigraph

Consideration

• A signed and dated color serigraph by James Carter, an American artist known for his distinctive interpretations of traditional still-life compositions.

• A compelling example of Carter's artistic style, combining geometric precision, carefully balanced forms, subtle tonal transitions, and vibrant color.

• An elegant addition to contemporary and minimalist interiors, offering visual harmony, architectural depth, and timeless appeal for both new and seasoned collectors.

James Carter is an American artist and printmaker whose work explores the relationship between everyday objects, geometric forms, and spatial composition. His distinctive approach to still-life imagery combines elements of realism with modernist sensibilities, emphasizing color, texture, and carefully structured arrangements. His compositions transform familiar domestic subjects into refined visual studies of balance, light, and form.

Still Life (1983) is a color serigraph depicting an arrangement of vessels, foliage, fruit, and draped fabric within a softly rendered architectural setting. Rich cobalt blues, warm terracotta tones, and muted neutrals create a harmonious composition, while subtle gradients and geometric forms introduce depth and dimension. Signed and dated '83 in pencil at the lower right and titled at the lower center, the work offers a contemporary interpretation of the traditional still-life genre.

Origin: United States

Material: Color serigraph on paper

Condition:Good condition. Presented framed.

Dimensions: 33¾ × 27¾ in. (85.7 × 70.5 cm), framed.

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