Alfred Manessier (1911-1993) - Lot de 2 planches

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Alfred Manessier, Lot of 2 art plates, lithography, original edition in multicolour, signed on the plate, each plate measuring 33 × 22 cm and framed with new passe-partout; first plate from the 1950s and second dated 1964, produced at Mourlot Paris studios.

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Alfred Manessier – Set of 2 art plates

* Artist: Alfred Manessier (1911–1993)
* Set of 2 art plates
* First plate: 1950s
* Second plate: 1964
* 76 years of history for the first plate, dating from the 1950s
* 62 years of history for the second plate
* Both signed on the plate

Art plate from the Mourlot ateliers in Paris

Two very beautiful abstract compositions characteristic of Alfred Manessier’s artistic language, a major figure in French abstraction and the New School of Paris.

The first plate, dating from the 1950s, bears witness to the artist’s early recognition. The second, dated 1964, also features an abstract composition based on form, lines and color relationships, characteristic of his artistic universe.

Two ancient plates forming a very beautiful collection lot, particularly interesting for lovers of modern art and French abstraction.

Old paper displaying a lovely patina and a slight natural yellowing reflecting their age and the passage of time.

* Size of each plate: 33 × 22 cm
* Sold with two frames and new matte boards
* Authentic period document highlighted under a mat and hand-mounted by us. The style or shade of the frame may slightly vary depending on our workshop stock arrivals.
* Collector’s item
* A must-have

Sale limited to the two plates and their frames.

From an art book. Photolithography.

Alfred Manessier – Set of 2 art plates

* Artist: Alfred Manessier (1911–1993)
* Set of 2 art plates
* First plate: 1950s
* Second plate: 1964
* 76 years of history for the first plate, dating from the 1950s
* 62 years of history for the second plate
* Both signed on the plate

Art plate from the Mourlot ateliers in Paris

Two very beautiful abstract compositions characteristic of Alfred Manessier’s artistic language, a major figure in French abstraction and the New School of Paris.

The first plate, dating from the 1950s, bears witness to the artist’s early recognition. The second, dated 1964, also features an abstract composition based on form, lines and color relationships, characteristic of his artistic universe.

Two ancient plates forming a very beautiful collection lot, particularly interesting for lovers of modern art and French abstraction.

Old paper displaying a lovely patina and a slight natural yellowing reflecting their age and the passage of time.

* Size of each plate: 33 × 22 cm
* Sold with two frames and new matte boards
* Authentic period document highlighted under a mat and hand-mounted by us. The style or shade of the frame may slightly vary depending on our workshop stock arrivals.
* Collector’s item
* A must-have

Sale limited to the two plates and their frames.

From an art book. Photolithography.

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Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Alfred Manessier (1911-1993)
Title of artwork
Lot de 2 planches
Technique
Lithograph
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
France
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
Good condition
Height
33 cm
Width
22 cm
Style
Abstract
Sold with frame
Yes
Period
1950-1960
FranceVerified
167
Objects sold
87.88%
Private

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