Pierre Alechinsky (1927) - Pointes Planche XVI bis Ets





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Pierre Alechinsky’s work Pointes Planche XVI bis Ets (1972) is a hand-signed, limited edition mixed-media etching in the Cobra style, framed, with an image size of 4.5×6.5 cm on paper and overall dimensions of 26.5×28.5 cm, made in Belgium and weighing 731 g in excellent condition.
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You are Pierre Alechinsky. Title: Pointes Planche XVI bis. Monogrammed with pencil. Year: 1972. Dimensions including frame: 26.5x28.5 cm. Dimensions of the etching (image): 4.5x6.5 cm. Weight: 731 grams. Supplied with a beautiful frame and a mat where the green from the etching reappears. Country of origin: Belgium. The whole is in very good condition.
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Pierre Alechinsky, born in Brussels in 1927, is a celebrated artist known for his involvement with the CoBrA movement and his unique fusion of Eastern and Western artistic techniques. Alechinsky’s artistic path began at the École nationale supérieure des arts visuels de La Cambre in Brussels. He quickly became a key figure in the CoBrA group, which advocated a spontaneous, unrestrained approach to art. His works, characterized by bold colors and flowing lines, include famous pieces such as 'Central Park' and 'The Complete Prints'. These works are highlights in Pierre Alechinsky’s market and demonstrate his mastery of combining painting with calligraphic elements.
You are Pierre Alechinsky. Title: Pointes Planche XVI bis. Monogrammed with pencil. Year: 1972. Dimensions including frame: 26.5x28.5 cm. Dimensions of the etching (image): 4.5x6.5 cm. Weight: 731 grams. Supplied with a beautiful frame and a mat where the green from the etching reappears. Country of origin: Belgium. The whole is in very good condition.
We take care of a well-packed insured shipment.
Pierre Alechinsky, born in Brussels in 1927, is a celebrated artist known for his involvement with the CoBrA movement and his unique fusion of Eastern and Western artistic techniques. Alechinsky’s artistic path began at the École nationale supérieure des arts visuels de La Cambre in Brussels. He quickly became a key figure in the CoBrA group, which advocated a spontaneous, unrestrained approach to art. His works, characterized by bold colors and flowing lines, include famous pieces such as 'Central Park' and 'The Complete Prints'. These works are highlights in Pierre Alechinsky’s market and demonstrate his mastery of combining painting with calligraphic elements.

