Margaret Curtis
Burning Bridges I
2026
Ten-color lithograph
22 in. X 30 in.
White Somerset satin
Edition of 20
Published by Obee Editions
Margaret Curtis "Burning Bridges I" lithograph
Burning Bridges I is a limited edition, hand-printed ten-color lithograph published by Obee Editions. The image depicts a dramatic burning bridge motif rendered with Curtis’s signature exuberant style and layered painterly language, translating her vibrant visual vocabulary into the medium of fine art lithography. The print reflects the artist’s engagement with metaphor and cultural imagery, emphasizing color, texture, and dynamic composition in a complex, multicolored edition that resonates with her broader practice.
Margaret Curtis (b. 1965, Bermuda) is an acclaimed feminist artist whose dynamic, multi-layered work addresses narrative, cultural imagery, and power dynamics at both personal and societal scales. She gained early recognition in the groundbreaking Bad Girls exhibition at the New Museum, New York, and has since exhibited widely, including solo shows at the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, The Florence Museum of Art, and Tracey Morgan Gallery. A recipient of the Joan Mitchell Foundation Fellowship, Curtis’s work has been featured in Artforum, The New York Times, Art in America, and other national publications. She lives and works between North Carolina and New Mexico.
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