Pierre Alechinsky (1927) - Reliure






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A unique painted gres sculpture titled Reliure by Alechinsky, dated 1994, signed by hand (also stamped by ceramist Hans Spinner) and measuring 15 x 15 x 5.5 cm, in excellent condition with an authenticity and provenance certificate.
Description from the seller
Stoneware sculpture painted with a calligraphic brush dipped in oxide, made in 1994.
Intitulado "Reliure".
A unique piece, hand-signed and dated by Alechinsky.
Also signed with the potter Hans Spinner's ('S') stamp on the lower edge.
Dimensions of the sculpture: 15 x 15 x 5.5 cm
Very good condition.
Publisher: Galerie Lelong, Paris.
Bibliography: “Alechinsky – toiles, grès et porcelaines”, 1994, Galerie Lelong (no. 33)
The catalog “Alechinsky – toiles, grès et porcelaines” - 1994, Galerie Lelong, is included in the work.
Note: with the help of the potter Hans Spinner, Pierre Alechinsky created book-shaped sculptures, the larger ones in stoneware and the smaller ones in porcelain. Whether open or closed, they are decorated with a drawing, a simple line, a word or a pun.
"To all the forms presented to him by the ceramist - masses of chamotte clay or porcelain - in the shape of books, grimoires or bundles of papers, Alechinsky gives meaning and offers an interpretation, capturing with a single stroke - that of a fine brush - a hint born from the form, returning to that practice of automatic writing which lies at the very origin of his work. Black on white, revealing, Alechinsky's brush crosses these essential pages, linking text and drawing, making them rise to that common origin of Chinese writing which, for the painter, makes the drawing a narration, the image an aspect of the ideogram. This attention to writing, which initially was limited - at a time when this was not very common - to the titling of paintings, before becoming an autonomous and regular production of texts, finds here its paradoxical illustration. As in the composition of a haiku, the space offered to the painter by Hans Spinner imposes a contraction of thought and gesture, reducing the miniature to a few brushstrokes and a touch of wit". (in Alechinsky, toiles, grès et porcelaines, Galerie Lelong, 1994).
An authenticity and provenance certificate is provided.
We offer professional packaging and traceable shipping with DHL Express, (shipping times: 24 hours for European countries and 4 to 6 days for the Americas and other non-EU countries).
Seller's Story
Stoneware sculpture painted with a calligraphic brush dipped in oxide, made in 1994.
Intitulado "Reliure".
A unique piece, hand-signed and dated by Alechinsky.
Also signed with the potter Hans Spinner's ('S') stamp on the lower edge.
Dimensions of the sculpture: 15 x 15 x 5.5 cm
Very good condition.
Publisher: Galerie Lelong, Paris.
Bibliography: “Alechinsky – toiles, grès et porcelaines”, 1994, Galerie Lelong (no. 33)
The catalog “Alechinsky – toiles, grès et porcelaines” - 1994, Galerie Lelong, is included in the work.
Note: with the help of the potter Hans Spinner, Pierre Alechinsky created book-shaped sculptures, the larger ones in stoneware and the smaller ones in porcelain. Whether open or closed, they are decorated with a drawing, a simple line, a word or a pun.
"To all the forms presented to him by the ceramist - masses of chamotte clay or porcelain - in the shape of books, grimoires or bundles of papers, Alechinsky gives meaning and offers an interpretation, capturing with a single stroke - that of a fine brush - a hint born from the form, returning to that practice of automatic writing which lies at the very origin of his work. Black on white, revealing, Alechinsky's brush crosses these essential pages, linking text and drawing, making them rise to that common origin of Chinese writing which, for the painter, makes the drawing a narration, the image an aspect of the ideogram. This attention to writing, which initially was limited - at a time when this was not very common - to the titling of paintings, before becoming an autonomous and regular production of texts, finds here its paradoxical illustration. As in the composition of a haiku, the space offered to the painter by Hans Spinner imposes a contraction of thought and gesture, reducing the miniature to a few brushstrokes and a touch of wit". (in Alechinsky, toiles, grès et porcelaines, Galerie Lelong, 1994).
An authenticity and provenance certificate is provided.
We offer professional packaging and traceable shipping with DHL Express, (shipping times: 24 hours for European countries and 4 to 6 days for the Americas and other non-EU countries).
