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Paul Evans’ technically intensive Argente Series, which was produced from 1967 through 1972, was an experimental process using 1/8 inch thick aluminum sheets. Blackened with ink, the aluminum was then sanded, buffed, textured with a torch, and scratched to produce unique sgraffito markings. Because of the toxic fumes produced when welding aluminum, the Argente line was short-lived, making pieces in this style exceedingly rare and highly sought after. Each piece perfectly encapsulates Evans’ penchant for experimental processes to achieve a new vision in metalworking.
Paul Evans
1970
Aluminum, Wood, Slate
16 x 16 x 16 in
Historic
USA
New York
$45,000
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