The Seasons (Fall) [7th state] 1987

"The Seasons (Fall) [7th state]" is a 1987 lithograph by American artist Jasper Johns. The print depicts a complex, layered composition of abstract shapes, patterns, and seemingly random objects. The inclusion of "Fall" in the title hints at a connection to the natural world, but Johns' work is often interpreted as a commentary on the nature of perception and artistic representation. The print's visual complexity underscores the ambiguity of Johns' art, inviting viewers to engage in a process of active interpretation. The use of layering and the inclusion of seemingly random objects suggest a connection to Cubist principles, while the print's overall abstract composition is a trademark of Johns' artistic style.