Raoul Ubac (1910-1985) - Abstract Composition (1968)

Original and rare lithograph from 1968 by Belgian artist-painter Raoul Ubac, numbered (out of 420 copies) in print on beautifully preserved handmade Rives paper. Excellent condition of the paper and the artwork!

Lithographs were issued by Lion (Paris) under the portfolio (1967-1974): Correspondances, Editions des Nouvelles Images, in Lombreuil (Loiret, France).

The work is signed in the print edition and numbered on the back – see photos.
This work is a limited edition of 420 copies.

Dimensions of the lithography:
* Abstract
- Paper size: 32.5 x 24 cm
- Paper: Rives paper
- Numbered in ink - limited edition of 420 copies
- Condition: excellent condition - never framed - A+ condition

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EXTRA INFO ARTIST: Raoul Ubac (Malmedy, 31 August 1910 – Dieudonné, 24 March 1985) was a Belgian painter, photographer and sculptor.

After traveling on foot through Europe at the end of the twenties, Ubac settled in Paris in 1930. There he came into contact with Surrealist artists and began creating surrealist photographs and drawings. Later he began a program at the Kunstgewerbeschule in Cologne. In 1938 he participated in an exhibition in Paris, alongside other surrealists.

In 1950 he came into contact with the Cobra movement through Christian Dotremont. He took part in a number of exhibitions together with other Cobra artists.

His work clearly features surrealist characteristics and later became more abstract. Through his contacts with Cobra, he began to experiment with color in particular.

In his later work, we also see mosaics and reliefs.