Mid-Century Modernist Abstract Geometric Screenprint Edition 40/50 Image No.3

This elegant Mid-Century Modernist abstract geometric screenprint, titled "Image No. 3", is a remarkable work by Japanese artist Norio Azumma. Created circa 1950, the piece exemplifies the harmony between abstraction and geometry that defines the modernist aesthetic, marking Azumma's contribution to the mid-century art movement.

The print features bold and precise geometric forms, arranged in a minimalist yet thought-provoking composition. Azumma's mastery of balance, symmetry, and negative space is apparent, creating a visual rhythm that draws the viewer into the interplay between shapes and textures. The aesthetic subtly reflects influences of Japanese design traditions blended with avant-garde modernism.

"Image No. 3" is part of a limited edition of 50, with this particular print numbered 40/50—an exclusive collectible. Signed by Norio Azumma, it adds both rarity and artistic authenticity to the piece. The use of screenprint as a medium captures fine detail and vibrant contrasts, ensuring the artwork remains striking and timeless.

This abstract screenprint is ideal for collectors of Japanese mid-century modern art or enthusiasts of geometric abstraction. Its minimalist yet dynamic composition makes it a sophisticated addition to interiors focused on modern design and global artistic heritage. Fitted in a custom black ebonized gallery frame. In Excellent Vintage Condition.

Japan, Circa 1950

Dimensions:

Frame - Height: 21.5" x Width: 25.5" x Depth: 1.5"

Sheet - Height: 14.75" x Width: 18.5"

Creator: Norio Azuma (1928-2004, Japanese)

Creation Year: circa 1950

Medium: Screen

Period: 1950-1959

Condition: Excellent