Target with Plaster Casts [unsigned proof] 1990

Jasper John's 1990 print, "Target with Plaster Casts," is a striking example of the artist's exploration of everyday objects and their symbolic potential. The piece depicts a target centered within a grid, referencing both the artist's earlier "Target" works and the gridded composition of his "Flag" series. The use of a plaster cast adds a sculptural element to the print, further blurring the lines between two- and three-dimensional art. The intricate details and subtle variations in the black and white tones create a sense of depth and texture, challenging the viewer to engage with the image in a more tactile way.