The Seasons (Spring) [2nd state] 1987

Jasper Johns' "The Seasons (Spring)" (1987) is a print from the second state of the series, featuring a fragmented composition with a central figure standing before a field of stars. The artist's distinct style is apparent in the bold, graphic lines and the use of repeated imagery, including a series of small figures reminiscent of his iconic "Target" paintings. The print reflects Johns' interest in exploring themes of perception and identity. The fragmented nature of the composition alludes to the subjective nature of our experiences, while the repeated motifs underscore his fascination with the power of symbols.