Arman (1928-2005) - Fragmentation of Coffee and Tea Pots

Arman (Armand Fernandez) - Original signed and numbered silkscreen "Fragmentation of Coffee and Tea Pots" - 1998 - Ed. 43/99
Description:
Excellent original color silkscreen by the prestigious French-American artist Arman (1928–2005), one of the leading exponents and cofounder of Nouveau Réalisme. This work, titled "Fragmentation of Coffee and Tea Pots" (1998), perfectly embodies the artist's characteristic language based on deconstruction, fragmentation, and the accumulation of everyday objects.
This is a very exclusive edition with a short international run, released in June 1998 for the renowned contemporary art magazine Texte zur Kunst (No. 30) [WVWrpj]. The print features the artist's original hand-signed signature in the lower right corner and is manually pencil-numbered as edition 43/99 in the lower left margin [mBuS_Y].
• Artist: Arman (Armand Pierre Fernandez, Nice 1928 – New York 2005) [mBuS_Y]
• Title: Fragmentation of Coffee and Tea Pots [mBuS_Y]
• Year of creation: 1998 [mBuS_Y]
• Technique: Color silkscreen (colour silkscreen) [mBuS_Y]
• Edition: 43/99 (Limited and closed edition of only 99 copies worldwide) [mBuS_Y]
• Sheet size: 56 x 73 cm [mBuS_Y]
• Condition: Excellent condition. Clean paper, pristine margins, and very vivid and contrasting colors.
• Shipping: Professionally packed with high-security packing (flat or in a thick rigid tube). Registered international shipping with full insurance and tracking number.

Title:
Arman (Armand Fernandez) - Hand-signed and Numbered Silkscreen "Fragmentation of Coffee and Tea Pots" - 1998 - Ed. 43/99
Description:
Superb original colour silkscreen by the renowned French-American artist Arman (1928–2005), co-founder and leading figure of the Nouveau Réalisme movement. This piece, titled "Fragmentation of Coffee and Tea Pots" (1998), perfectly exemplifies his signature artistic language centered around the deconstruction, fragmentation, and accumulation of everyday objects.
This highly collectible and scarce edition was released in June 1998 for the prestigious contemporary art magazine Texte zur Kunst (Issue No. 30) [WVWrpj]. The print features the artist's original hand-signed signature in the lower right corner and is hand-numbered 43/99 in pencil in the lower left margin [mBuS_Y].
• Artist: Arman (Armand Pierre Fernandez, Nice 1928 – New York 2005) [mBuS_Y]
• Title: Fragmentation of Coffee and Tea Pots [mBuS_Y]
• Year: 1998 [mBuS_Y]
• Technique: Colour silkscreen [mBuS_Y]
• Edition: 43/99 (Limited and closed edition of only 99 copies worldwide) [mBuS_Y]
• Sheet size: 56 x 73 cm [mBuS_Y]
• Condition: Excellent condition. Clean paper, perfect margins, with strong and vibrant colors.
• Shipping: Professionally packed with expert heavy-duty protection (flat or rolled in a rigid thick tube). Shipped via registered international mail with full insurance cover and a tracking number.

Title:
Arman (Armand Fernandez) - Original signed silkscreen "Fragmentation of Coffee and Tea Pots" - 1998 - Ed. 43/99
Description:
Superbe original colour silkscreen by the famous Franco-American artist Arman (1928–2005), a major figure and cofounder of Nouveau Réalisme. This work, titled "Fragmentation of Coffee and Tea Pots" (1998), perfectly illustrates his emblematic artistic approach focused on deconstruction, fragmentation and the accumulation of everyday objects.
This highly sought-after and confidential edition was published in June 1998 for the prestigious contemporary art magazine Texte zur Kunst (No. 30) [WVWrpj]. The copy bears the artist's hand-written signature in the lower right corner and is numbered in pencil 43/99 in the lower left margin [mBuS_Y].
• Artist: Arman (Armand Pierre Fernandez, Nice 1928 – New York 2005) [mBuS_Y]
• Title: Fragmentation of Coffee and Tea Pots [mBuS_Y]
• Year: 1998 [mBuS_Y]
• Technique: Colour silkscreen (colour silkscreen) [mBuS_Y]
• Edition: 43/99 (Very limited and closed edition of only 99 copies worldwide) [mBuS_Y]
• Paper dimensions: 56 x 73 cm (sheet size) [mBuS_Y]
• Condition: Excellent condition. Clean paper, immaculate margins and colors that are vividly preserved.
• Shipping: Professionally packed with high-security protection (flat or in a thick rigid tube). International shipping by registered mail with full 100% insurance and tracking number.