Quercus Robur, from Natural History Part II: Some Trees of Italy, 1976 Under $10000 often blends childlike imagery with

often blends childlike imagery with subtle elements of rebellion

like a scientific extraction in which the plant clippings are rendered as specimens or evidence of a larger exploration

This series connects to Hirst's larger body of spot paintings

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Some minor handling marks mostly visible in ranking light

Quercus Robur, from Natural History Part II: Some Trees of Italy, 1976 Under $10000 often blends childlike imagery withQuercus Robur (Common Oak), from Natural History Part II: Some Trees of Italy, 1976 is a mixed media print on Fabriano paper from Cy Twombly's celebrated portfolio of botanical studies. This striking work exemplifies Twombly's distinctive approach to mark making, featuring the Common Oak rendered through his characteristic expressive drips, frenetic scribbles, and gestural, calligraphic linework. The print is from "Natural History Part II: Some Trees