Monirul Islam (Monir) (1943) - Palomas

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Monirul Islam (Monir), Palomas, 1988, a multicolour etching with aquatint on paper depicting birds, edition 24/75, hand signed in pencil, sheet 56 × 76 cm, produced in Spain, in excellent condition.

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Title
Monirul Islam “Palomas”, 1988 — signed etching, edition 24/75

Description
Original etching on paper by Monirul Islam (Monir), born in Bangladesh in 1943 and active in Spain.

Title: Palomas
Year: 1988
Technique: Etching / aguafuerte on paper
Edition: 24/75
Signature: Signed and dated in pencil lower right
Numbered: Lower left
Title: Written in pencil lower centre
Sheet size: 56 × 76 cm
Condition: Unframed. Please see photographs for condition.

About the artist
Monirul Islam, known as Monir, is an internationally exhibited artist and printmaker, active in Spain for much of his career. He is especially recognised for his distinctive graphic language: delicate lines, subtle colour fields, birds, signs and abstract poetic forms.

Monir has developed a highly personal style in etching and works on paper, sometimes referred to in Spain as the “Escuela de Monir”. His work has been shown internationally, including exhibitions in Spain, England, the United States, the Netherlands, Turkey, Kuwait, India, Egypt and Pakistan, with solo exhibitions noted in cities such as Madrid, New York, Boston and Washington. He has also participated in group exhibitions across five continents.

This print, Palomas, is a strong example of his mature graphic style, combining birds, movement and atmospheric space in a refined composition. A delicate and colourful work with bird motifs, typical of Monir’s poetic graphic style.

Title
Monirul Islam “Palomas”, 1988 — signed etching, edition 24/75

Description
Original etching on paper by Monirul Islam (Monir), born in Bangladesh in 1943 and active in Spain.

Title: Palomas
Year: 1988
Technique: Etching / aguafuerte on paper
Edition: 24/75
Signature: Signed and dated in pencil lower right
Numbered: Lower left
Title: Written in pencil lower centre
Sheet size: 56 × 76 cm
Condition: Unframed. Please see photographs for condition.

About the artist
Monirul Islam, known as Monir, is an internationally exhibited artist and printmaker, active in Spain for much of his career. He is especially recognised for his distinctive graphic language: delicate lines, subtle colour fields, birds, signs and abstract poetic forms.

Monir has developed a highly personal style in etching and works on paper, sometimes referred to in Spain as the “Escuela de Monir”. His work has been shown internationally, including exhibitions in Spain, England, the United States, the Netherlands, Turkey, Kuwait, India, Egypt and Pakistan, with solo exhibitions noted in cities such as Madrid, New York, Boston and Washington. He has also participated in group exhibitions across five continents.

This print, Palomas, is a strong example of his mature graphic style, combining birds, movement and atmospheric space in a refined composition. A delicate and colourful work with bird motifs, typical of Monir’s poetic graphic style.

Details

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Edition
Limited edition
Artist
Monirul Islam (Monir) (1943)
Title of artwork
Palomas
Technique
Aquatint, Etching
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
1988
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
56 cm
Width
76 cm
Depiction/theme
Animals
Style
Contemporary
Sold with frame
No
Period
1980-1990
SpainVerified
Private

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