Victor Vasarely (1906-1997) - Oeuvre cinétique - Vega 222 (vendu sans prix de réserve)






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Victor Vasarely, Oeuvre cinétique - Vega 222, a 42 × 40 cm original optical art offset lithograph from France, signed by hand, dated 1970, in bon état, sold by Galerie.
Description from the seller
Superb and very rare highly colorful optical silkscreen print titled Vega 222.
Title: Vega 222
Artist: Victor Vasarely
Technique: silkscreen print
Style: Op art
Signature: signed and numbered in pen
Medium: 42 x 40 cm
Condition: Excellent condition. Minor foxing
"Vasarely inherited the metaphysical passion of his predecessors and pushed their theories to their ultimate consequences. First, he gives a new meaning to the work: he fights against 'the myth of the unique piece' and wants the artwork to be multiplicable, reproducible, without losing the beauty of the original. His ideal is the prefabricated multiple masterwork: 'I keep all my small-format originals. I make table-function works, table-function works for exhibitions, wall functions, fresco, stained glass, tapestry. I increase by one dimension and develop my abstractions in space…' Going further, I ensure on the screen the harmony of movement and time..."
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Seller's Story
Superb and very rare highly colorful optical silkscreen print titled Vega 222.
Title: Vega 222
Artist: Victor Vasarely
Technique: silkscreen print
Style: Op art
Signature: signed and numbered in pen
Medium: 42 x 40 cm
Condition: Excellent condition. Minor foxing
"Vasarely inherited the metaphysical passion of his predecessors and pushed their theories to their ultimate consequences. First, he gives a new meaning to the work: he fights against 'the myth of the unique piece' and wants the artwork to be multiplicable, reproducible, without losing the beauty of the original. His ideal is the prefabricated multiple masterwork: 'I keep all my small-format originals. I make table-function works, table-function works for exhibitions, wall functions, fresco, stained glass, tapestry. I increase by one dimension and develop my abstractions in space…' Going further, I ensure on the screen the harmony of movement and time..."
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