Anaglyphic View, Moon Rocks, Stereoscopic Image of Lunar Surface 1973

"Anaglyphic View, Moon Rocks" (1973) is a print by Nancy Graves that evokes the surface of the moon. Using a technique known as anaglyphic printing, Graves creates a three-dimensional effect, with the use of red and green inks. The work reflects Graves's interest in the scientific exploration of space and how it influenced her artistic style. The abstract, patterned, and layered approach reflects the visual complexities of the moon's surface.