Constantin Andreou (1917-2007) - Abstraction - Pointe-sèche originale (vendu sans prix de réserve)






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Constantin Andreou (1917-2007), "Abstraction - Pointe-sèche originale (vendu sans prix de réserve)", a colour gravure limited to 50 impressions (45/50), 57 × 75 cm, produced in 1970–1980 in the Moderne style, signed in pencil, from Brazil and sold by Galerie.
Description from the seller
Stunning abstract engraving in color, executed with drypoint, by the Brazilian artist Constantin Andreou (1917-2007). Printed in a run of 50 copies, this one numbered 45/50.
Title: Abstract Composition
Artist: Constantin Andreou (1917-2007)
Technique: Color aquatint and drypoint
Style: Modern.
Signature: Signed in pencil by the artist
Format: 57 x 75 cm
Condition: Excellent condition. Shows no signs of wear.
Constantin Andréou (1917-2007) was a major Greco-French painter and sculptor of the 20th century, born in Brazil. Raised in Greece, he taught himself art before settling in Paris in 1945 thanks to a scholarship. He closely collaborated with architect Le Corbusier from 1947 to 1953, notably creating the maquettes of the Cité Radieuse. A technical pioneer, he left a mark on the history of sculpture by inventing an innovative brass-welding process.
Seller's Story
Stunning abstract engraving in color, executed with drypoint, by the Brazilian artist Constantin Andreou (1917-2007). Printed in a run of 50 copies, this one numbered 45/50.
Title: Abstract Composition
Artist: Constantin Andreou (1917-2007)
Technique: Color aquatint and drypoint
Style: Modern.
Signature: Signed in pencil by the artist
Format: 57 x 75 cm
Condition: Excellent condition. Shows no signs of wear.
Constantin Andréou (1917-2007) was a major Greco-French painter and sculptor of the 20th century, born in Brazil. Raised in Greece, he taught himself art before settling in Paris in 1945 thanks to a scholarship. He closely collaborated with architect Le Corbusier from 1947 to 1953, notably creating the maquettes of the Cité Radieuse. A technical pioneer, he left a mark on the history of sculpture by inventing an innovative brass-welding process.
