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Colored Monoprint by Nat Friedman

About the artist

Nat Friedman

Nat Friedman is a sculptor and printmaker currently residing in Albany, New York, who works with materials such as steel, wood and stone. He was a professor at the University of Albany’s department of mathematics from 1968 to 2000. When Friedman took a sculpture class in 1971, he discovered his passion for sculpture, and realized that he could combine the expressiveness of sculpture with the logical principles of math. He is influenced by such groundbreaking sculptors as Jean Arp, Constantin Brancusi and Henry Moore and by various sources such as natural forms, topology, landscape and architecture.

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