Karel Appel (1921-2006) - Après-midi d'un Singe





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Karel Appel, Après-midi d'un Singe, a limited edition lithography (1/85) in Cobra style with multicolour portrait imagery, produced in the Netherlands in 1987, 61 × 81 cm, hand-signed in pencil, in good condition.
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Beautiful lithography from the portfolio ‘Après-midi d'un singe’ by Karel Appel, published in 1987.
Signed in graphite lower right margin of sheet; edition lower left. This is number 1/85, a highly limited edition.
Authentication of this work is guaranteed. Provenance documentation can be provided upon request.
The artwork is in excellent condition.
This litho is a beautiful abstract composition full of vibrant colors. It is a very nice example of Northern European expressionism. The combination of the bright colors make this artwork a truly unique and exclusive piece. Karel Appel is one of the most important exponents of European expressionism. In 1948, he founded the Cobra movement with other well known artists like Corneille, Carl Henning Pedersen, Asger Jorn and Pierre Alechinsky.
Beautiful lithography from the portfolio ‘Après-midi d'un singe’ by Karel Appel, published in 1987.
Signed in graphite lower right margin of sheet; edition lower left. This is number 1/85, a highly limited edition.
Authentication of this work is guaranteed. Provenance documentation can be provided upon request.
The artwork is in excellent condition.
This litho is a beautiful abstract composition full of vibrant colors. It is a very nice example of Northern European expressionism. The combination of the bright colors make this artwork a truly unique and exclusive piece. Karel Appel is one of the most important exponents of European expressionism. In 1948, he founded the Cobra movement with other well known artists like Corneille, Carl Henning Pedersen, Asger Jorn and Pierre Alechinsky.

