The artist rose to international prominence in the 1990s with his deceptively simple style that contrasts childlike innocence with complex emotional undertones of alienation
allowing glimpses of underlying layers to shine through
showcasing a night-blooming flower in Wood's characteristic flattened perspective and bold graphic style
Signed: Yes in white pencil
confirming their significance within Bourgeois' celebrated body of work
Plate VII, from Natural History Part I: Mushrooms, 1974 Text The artist rose to internationalPlate VII, from Natural History Part I: Mushrooms, 1974 is a mixed media print on Rives Couronne paper from Cy Twombly's celebrated portfolio dedicated to the study of fungi. This striking work exemplifies Twombly's distinctive approach to mark making, featuring mushroom forms rendered through his characteristic gestural marks, delicate lines, and subtle washes of color.