Jos Luchipe (1956) - Deforming






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Jos Luchipe (b. 1956), Deforming, a 50 x 50 cm acrylic painting in yellow, original edition dated 2026, produced in Italy, signed by hand on the front and back, in excellent condition with a certificate of authenticity and a 3 cm depth.
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Jos Luchipe (Italy 1956)
Deforming
acrylic enamels and deformation
Varnish on a medium-density, deformed board, with a wooden perimeter support frame
Size: 50 x 50 x 3 cm
new work in perfect condition
hand-signed on the front and back
with Certificate of Authenticity
Jos Luchipe – Italy - Teramo 1956
Artist widely known for his deformations of various materials, mainly he deforms with various techniques painted boards and metal sheets; in some well-known works he makes cuts in the surface in the manner of Lucio Fontana, then stitches them back with metal threads or resin fibers. His works have been known to the public since the eighties and are part of many public collections.
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Combined shipping; If you buy multiple works in the same auction you pay ONLY one shipment
Jos Luchipe (Italy 1956)
Deforming
acrylic enamels and deformation
Varnish on a medium-density, deformed board, with a wooden perimeter support frame
Size: 50 x 50 x 3 cm
new work in perfect condition
hand-signed on the front and back
with Certificate of Authenticity
Jos Luchipe – Italy - Teramo 1956
Artist widely known for his deformations of various materials, mainly he deforms with various techniques painted boards and metal sheets; in some well-known works he makes cuts in the surface in the manner of Lucio Fontana, then stitches them back with metal threads or resin fibers. His works have been known to the public since the eighties and are part of many public collections.
