Serge Charchoune (1888-1975) - Composition géométrique abstraite - 200/500 (vendu sans prix de réserve)

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Serge Charchoune’s Composition géométrique abstraite is a limited edition lithograph (200/500) signed and justified by the artist, in good condition, measuring 51 × 45 cm (62 × 55 cm framed) and produced in France in the 1940s in an abstract style.

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Stunning lithograph by Serge Charchoune in which an abstract geometric composition appears in pastel tones. Limited edition of 500 copies, this one numbered 200.
Framed in a turned-leather mat, not removed from the frame.

Title: Abstract Geometric Composition

Artist: Serge Charchoune (1888-1975)

Technique: Color lithography

Style: Abstract

Signature: Numbered and signed by the artist

Artwork size: 51x45 cm

Framed size: 62x55 cm

Condition: Very good condition.

Serge Charchoune (1888–1975) was a Russian-born painter and poet associated with the School of Paris. After deserting the Russian army in 1912, he settled in France and Spain, where he actively mingled with the Dada movement and began exploring Cubism. A pioneer of abstract art, he developed a singular style oscillating between figuration and pure abstraction. His avant-garde investigations led him to become one of the early explorers of monochrome painting as early as the 1920s. He died in the Île-de-France region, leaving behind a sober, poetic body of work deeply inspired by music.

Seller's Story

Founded in 2010 in the heart of the Drouot District in Paris by Julien Chaudet, Galerie Le Chevalet Bleu presents a selection of paintings, drawings and lithographs from the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as antique Chinese porcelains.
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Stunning lithograph by Serge Charchoune in which an abstract geometric composition appears in pastel tones. Limited edition of 500 copies, this one numbered 200.
Framed in a turned-leather mat, not removed from the frame.

Title: Abstract Geometric Composition

Artist: Serge Charchoune (1888-1975)

Technique: Color lithography

Style: Abstract

Signature: Numbered and signed by the artist

Artwork size: 51x45 cm

Framed size: 62x55 cm

Condition: Very good condition.

Serge Charchoune (1888–1975) was a Russian-born painter and poet associated with the School of Paris. After deserting the Russian army in 1912, he settled in France and Spain, where he actively mingled with the Dada movement and began exploring Cubism. A pioneer of abstract art, he developed a singular style oscillating between figuration and pure abstraction. His avant-garde investigations led him to become one of the early explorers of monochrome painting as early as the 1920s. He died in the Île-de-France region, leaving behind a sober, poetic body of work deeply inspired by music.

Seller's Story

Founded in 2010 in the heart of the Drouot District in Paris by Julien Chaudet, Galerie Le Chevalet Bleu presents a selection of paintings, drawings and lithographs from the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as antique Chinese porcelains.
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Details

Artist
Serge Charchoune (1888-1975)
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Limited edition
Title of artwork
Composition géométrique abstraite - 200/500 (vendu sans prix de réserve)
Technique
Lithograph
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
France
Condition
Good condition
Height
51 cm
Width
45 cm
Style
Abstract
Period
1940-1950
Sold with frame
Yes
FranceVerified
1177
Objects sold
99.54%
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