Untitled (Floral Still-Life) 1963

Stuart Egnal's 1963 print, "Untitled (Floral Still-Life)," is a striking example of abstract expressionism. The artist utilizes a minimal palette of black and white to depict a floral arrangement in a vase, emphasizing texture and form rather than realistic detail. The composition is bold and simplified, with the white flowers appearing as ghostly shapes against a dark background. Egnal's work, tragically cut short by his untimely death in 1966, continues to resonate with viewers, demonstrating his mastery of printmaking and his unique artistic vision.