Maria Mesterou (1941) - Abstraction géométrique (vendu sans prix de réserve)






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Geometric abstraction, gouache on paper, 25 × 17 cm, by Maria Mesterou (born 1941) from Romania, dating to 1960–1970, original edition, signed by hand, in good condition, style abstract/optical, sold by Galerie.
Description from the seller
A superb and rare original work representing a geometrically abstract, highly colorful piece created with gouache on paper by Maria Mesterou.
Title: Geometric Abstraction
Artist: Maria Mesterou (born 1941)
Technique: gouache on paper
Style: optical art (op art)
Signature: signed in pencil at the bottom
Dimensions: 25 x 17 cm
Condition: Very good.
Maria Mesterou is a painter, printmaker, and iconographer born in Romania in 1941.
After graduating from the Institute of Plastic Arts in Bucharest, she began her artistic career within a non-conformist group.
She chose exile in France in 1970 to escape the communist regime, settled in Paris and became a French citizen. Specialized in painting, under-glass mounting, and silkscreen printmaking, her works are distinguished by spiritual exploration and the use of vibrant color.
Her creations have been included in prestigious public and private collections, notably those of the City of Paris and the Mobilier National.
Seller's Story
A superb and rare original work representing a geometrically abstract, highly colorful piece created with gouache on paper by Maria Mesterou.
Title: Geometric Abstraction
Artist: Maria Mesterou (born 1941)
Technique: gouache on paper
Style: optical art (op art)
Signature: signed in pencil at the bottom
Dimensions: 25 x 17 cm
Condition: Very good.
Maria Mesterou is a painter, printmaker, and iconographer born in Romania in 1941.
After graduating from the Institute of Plastic Arts in Bucharest, she began her artistic career within a non-conformist group.
She chose exile in France in 1970 to escape the communist regime, settled in Paris and became a French citizen. Specialized in painting, under-glass mounting, and silkscreen printmaking, her works are distinguished by spiritual exploration and the use of vibrant color.
Her creations have been included in prestigious public and private collections, notably those of the City of Paris and the Mobilier National.
