Mid-Century Modern Hard-Edge Geometric Screenprint

This is a vibrant piece of abstract geometric artwork, likely a screenprint or lithograph on paper, categorized by its hard-edge abstraction and 'Op Art' influences common in the late 1960s to mid-1970s. The composition features a central, dark navy or black void that tapers toward a point near the upper right corner, flanked by dynamic, converging bands of color including saturated shades of magenta, hazard orange, bright canary yellow, and stark white. These bands are set against a deep royal purple background. The precision of the lines suggests a mechanical or professional printing process, characteristic of high-quality seriography. The artwork is housed under a protective glazing, appearing to be in an aluminum or slim black frame. Visible condition includes some surface scuffing and minor scratches on the glazing, along with slight vertical linear marks that may be on the paper surface or the glass. No artist signature or title is immediately visible on the face of the work, though such markings are often found in the margins beneath a mat or on the reverse. The craftsmanship exhibits clean registration and high color density, typical of the psychedelic-influenced graphic arts movement of the 1970s.