Paso (XX) - Deus Rex (Freemason)

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Signed Paso lithograph in a limited edition 5/66 titled 'Deus Rex (Freemason)', depicting Religion in a contemporary style with black and blue colours, 74 × 52 cm, France, in excellent condition, framed, weighs 2 kg, dating from 2000–2010, sold by owner or reseller.

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I offer a signed poster (edition 60) which the well-known French artist Paso designed for the inaugural founding of a Freemason lodge in Monaco named Deus Rex.
On the poster, in very good paper quality, several Masonic tools etc. can be seen.
PASO (born as Paul Klein, 1935 in Drusenheim, Alsace) is a well-known French painter and graphic artist. [1] (https://www.visit.alsace/de/277000809-paso-museum/), [2] (https://stadthalle-balingen.de/site/Balingen-Stadthalle/node/15653077/zmdetail_523236534365/PASOMalereiNeueZyklen.html?zm.sid=zm4w39l1szh3&nodeID=523236534365)
Life and work
Origins: He was born in Drusenheim on the Rhine in Alsace and lives and works in Strasbourg.
Education: As early as age 14 he began his training at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Strasbourg as the youngest student.
Style: He is best known for his expressive portraits and the use of a colour he created himself called “Paso-Blue,” which is intended to evoke the Rhine.
Awards: In 2016 he was awarded the French title Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres.
Museum: His home community Drusenheim dedicated the PASO Museum to him, which houses over 700 works by the artist. [1] (https://www.visitpaysrhenan.alsace/de/highlights/zeitgenossische-kunst), [2] (https://stadthalle-balingen.de/site/Balingen-Stadthalle/node/15653077/zmdetail_523236534365), [3] (https://www.visit.alsace/de/277000809-paso-museum/)
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I offer a signed poster (edition 60) which the well-known French artist Paso designed for the inaugural founding of a Freemason lodge in Monaco named Deus Rex.
On the poster, in very good paper quality, several Masonic tools etc. can be seen.
PASO (born as Paul Klein, 1935 in Drusenheim, Alsace) is a well-known French painter and graphic artist. [1] (https://www.visit.alsace/de/277000809-paso-museum/), [2] (https://stadthalle-balingen.de/site/Balingen-Stadthalle/node/15653077/zmdetail_523236534365/PASOMalereiNeueZyklen.html?zm.sid=zm4w39l1szh3&nodeID=523236534365)
Life and work
Origins: He was born in Drusenheim on the Rhine in Alsace and lives and works in Strasbourg.
Education: As early as age 14 he began his training at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Strasbourg as the youngest student.
Style: He is best known for his expressive portraits and the use of a colour he created himself called “Paso-Blue,” which is intended to evoke the Rhine.
Awards: In 2016 he was awarded the French title Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres.
Museum: His home community Drusenheim dedicated the PASO Museum to him, which houses over 700 works by the artist. [1] (https://www.visitpaysrhenan.alsace/de/highlights/zeitgenossische-kunst), [2] (https://stadthalle-balingen.de/site/Balingen-Stadthalle/node/15653077/zmdetail_523236534365), [3] (https://www.visit.alsace/de/277000809-paso-museum/)
Learn more about famous art projects and installations:

Details

Artist
Paso (XX)
Edition number
5/66
Edition
Limited edition
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Title of artwork
Deus Rex (Freemason)
Technique
Lithograph
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Black, Blue
Height
74 cm
Width
52 cm
Weight
2 kg
Depiction/theme
Religion
Style
Contemporary
Period
2000-2010
Sold with frame
Yes
GermanyVerified
1
Object sold
Private

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