American Abstract Expressionist Color Pochoir "Capriccio" Signed Numbered 80/200 by Robert Motherwell, 1961 Paintings The painting had come from

The painting had come from an important family collection in Genoa Italy dating back to at least the mid 19th century

The set having a blue ground with finely hand-painted panels of Neoclassical scenes of maidens seated in floral settings and accompanied with cherubs

They were resident at Kirkley Hall since the very early 1600s

Hamaguchi’s mezzotints and virtuoso works have led to the present day popularity of this technique

American Abstract Expressionist Color Pochoir "Capriccio" Signed Numbered 80/200 by Robert Motherwell, 1961 Paintings The painting had come fromImportant American Abstract Expressionist artwork by Robert Motherwell (1915 1991), titled "Capriccio", dated 1961. This very striking image was created by Robert Motherwell in 1961, it is a collotype and pochoir in colors, on Arches paper, signed and inscribed in pencil and numbered 80 200 (the edition was 200), published by Berggruen & Cie, Paris, with full margins, framed with archival acid free materials and housed in a quality ebonized hardwood