Barry Moser: Abstracts
“I contend that all art is abstract. The essence of art, it seems to me, comes from conflict and resolution, or, put another way, from the tensions that exist between opposites-and subject matter has not a damned thing to do with it.” – B.M.
19×13 in
27×20 in
3.25×3.25 in
14.75×10.75 in
7.75×6 in
25×20 in
17×11.5 in
16.5×11 in
24.25×18.5 in
19.5×13 in
23×16 in
22.5×17 in
21.5×15 in
19×15 in
12×9 in
5.25×3.5 in
11.5×7 in
6×3 in
13×9.75 in
12×9.5 in
21.5×17 in
30.75×22.5 in
24.25×18.5 in
7×5.25 in
Encheiresin Naturae
A creative collaboration between Barry Moser and Paul Muldoon, the Pulitzer Prize-winning Irish poet published in a special fine press edition of fifty copies by the Nawakum Press and printed by Art Larson. The title for this new edition comes from Goethe’s Faust and is a specific alchemic term, half Greek, half Latin that suggests a manipulation or handling of Nature. Moser created fifteen exquisite relief engravings and Muldoon penned a heroic crown of sonnets, also known as a sonnet redoublé, to accompany them.
12.25×7 in
12.5×9 in
12.5×9 in
12×7.25 in
12.5×9 in
12.5×9 in
12.5×7 in
12.5×9 in
12.5×9 in
12×7.25 in
12.5×9 in