Norman Stewart, Simonkon 1988 Signed Screenprint on Paper, Edition 17/40 Framed

A vibrant abstract screenprint titled "Simonkon" by Norman Stewart featuring an intricate lattice-like geometric structure enveloped by energetic layers of gestural linework. Hand signed, dated 1988, and numbered 17/40. Executed in rich tones of yellow, black, red, and white, the composition juxtaposes disciplined pattern with expressive mark-making, creating a dynamic interplay of texture, rhythm, and depth. Stewart’s work reflects a fascination with structure, repetition, and visual movement, resulting in a composition that is both formally rigorous and visually spontaneous. The print is a strong example of late 20th-century contemporary abstraction.From a private collection. Dimensions: 36.25"h x 28.25"d x 1"d (framed). In very good condition. Norman Stewart (b. 1947) is a Detroit-born printmaker, painter, and master screenprinter recognized for his significant contributions to contemporary fine art printmaking. He earned degrees from the University of Michigan and Cranbrook Academy of Art, where he studied under influential artists and collaborated with renowned Tamarind master printer Irwin Hollander. Alongside his wife Susan Stewart, he co-founded Stewart & Stewart, one of North America’s longest-running independent fine art print publishers and one of the first contemporary printer-publishers inducted into the International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA). Stewart’s work is held in the permanent collections of the Detroit Institute of Arts, Brooklyn Museum, Cleveland Museum of Art, and Cranbrook Art Museum, among others. His screenprints have been featured in numerous national and international exhibitions, including major retrospectives at the Detroit Institute of Arts celebrating both the artistic and technical achievements of Stewart & Stewart.

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