This original 1964 screen print by Earl Newman captures the vibrant and artistic essence of Sausalito, California. Known for his bold use of color and minimalist design, Newman's work in this piece reflects the mid-century modern aesthetic that was prominent in the 1960s. The screen print features a stylized depiction of Sausalito’s iconic landscape, likely showcasing elements such as the waterfront, boats, or the town’s charming architecture. Newman's approach emphasizes clean lines and a harmonious color palette, evoking a sense of tranquility and coastal beauty. His ability to distill complex scenes into simple, yet powerful, visual representations is a hallmark of his artistic style. Measuring approximately 60 x 45 cm, this screen print is a fine example of mid-century graphic art. Printed on high-quality paper, the artwork demonstrates Newman’s skill in screen printing, a technique that became increasingly popular in the post-war period for its boldness and versatility. This 1964 Earl Newman print is not just a depiction of Sausalito, but a reflection of the cultural and artistic vibrancy of the era. It is a must-have for collectors of mid-century art, as well as those who appreciate the timeless charm of Sausalito, California. Original Screenprint Tourism - United States - California Trade fair Good condition, slight creases
