Hauror (Albert Rorive and Georgette Hautenne) - Untitled





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Belgian abstract work by Hauror (Georgette Hautenne and Albert Rorive), Untitled, 1952, gouache and collage, original edition, 50 by 35 cm, signed, in excellent condition.
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Very beautiful work (Collage / 1952) by the Belgian artist duo Georgette Hautenne & Albert Rorive, who were part of the ‘GROUPE ART ABSTRAIT’ (1952).
Hauror is the pseudonym of a famous Belgian artist duo, formed by Georgette Hautenne (born in 1920) and Albert Rorive (1912). Active in the geometric abstraction movement, they are especially known for having been founding members of the influential Groupe Art Abstrait in 1952 in Brussels, alongside major figures such as Jo Delahaut, Milo and Pol Bury.
Their creations often incorporate collage, screen printing and mixed compositions using clean geometric shapes and sober colors.
Their work is emblematic of the renewal of abstract art in Belgium in the 1950s.
Their prints from 1952 (notably those published in the first “Cahier Art Abstrait”) are particularly sought after.
Dimensions of the work in Passepartout without frame (35 x 50)
- Condition: impeccable.
Very beautiful work (Collage / 1952) by the Belgian artist duo Georgette Hautenne & Albert Rorive, who were part of the ‘GROUPE ART ABSTRAIT’ (1952).
Hauror is the pseudonym of a famous Belgian artist duo, formed by Georgette Hautenne (born in 1920) and Albert Rorive (1912). Active in the geometric abstraction movement, they are especially known for having been founding members of the influential Groupe Art Abstrait in 1952 in Brussels, alongside major figures such as Jo Delahaut, Milo and Pol Bury.
Their creations often incorporate collage, screen printing and mixed compositions using clean geometric shapes and sober colors.
Their work is emblematic of the renewal of abstract art in Belgium in the 1950s.
Their prints from 1952 (notably those published in the first “Cahier Art Abstrait”) are particularly sought after.
Dimensions of the work in Passepartout without frame (35 x 50)
- Condition: impeccable.

