Pierre Alechinsky (1927) - Composition CoBrA - Central Park I





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Pierre Alechinsky’s Composition CoBrA - Central Park I is a colour lithography and etching on vellum paper from 1976, in a limited edition of 100 signed by hand, measuring 65.7 × 49.2 cm, produced in Belgium in the Cobra style and in excellent condition.
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Superb color lithograph and aquatint on vellum paper from 1976, signed in pencil at the center-right and numbered out of 100 copies.
Edited by Yves Rivière
Dimensions: Large format - 65.7 x 49.2 cm
A splendid work, offering a very high-quality graphic rendering, extremely decorative and hand-signed by the master of the CoBrA movement.
Note: plate from the series "Central Park" created after the artist's famous painting depicting Central Park as a monster devouring all who enter its domain. This is the first work the artist painted in this manner: a colorful image in the center and small images all around. Pierre Alechinsky explains that he produced it by observing the paths, rocks and lawns of Central Park from the top of his New York studio on the 35th floor. Seen from above, he felt the park looked like a monster’s maw. He then decided to add drawings all around to tell the unsettling things that happen at night near this park. The artist thus inaugurated the painting "with marginal remarks".
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Superb color lithograph and aquatint on vellum paper from 1976, signed in pencil at the center-right and numbered out of 100 copies.
Edited by Yves Rivière
Dimensions: Large format - 65.7 x 49.2 cm
A splendid work, offering a very high-quality graphic rendering, extremely decorative and hand-signed by the master of the CoBrA movement.
Note: plate from the series "Central Park" created after the artist's famous painting depicting Central Park as a monster devouring all who enter its domain. This is the first work the artist painted in this manner: a colorful image in the center and small images all around. Pierre Alechinsky explains that he produced it by observing the paths, rocks and lawns of Central Park from the top of his New York studio on the 35th floor. Seen from above, he felt the park looked like a monster’s maw. He then decided to add drawings all around to tell the unsettling things that happen at night near this park. The artist thus inaugurated the painting "with marginal remarks".
Careful packing and international shipping with tracking number and insured.

