Antoni Tapies (1923-2012) - Carte de vœux de l'Erker-Galerie





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Antoni Tapies, Carte de vœux de l'Erker-Galerie, 1975, an original colour lithograph on paper signed on the plate, sheet 37 × 57 cm (image 37 × 38 cm), in very good condition, origin Spain, produced by Galerie as an original edition in the 1970s.
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Antoni Tàpies (1923-2012)
Greeting card from the Erker-Galerie, 1975
Original color lithograph on paper, issued as a greeting card by the Erker-Galerie und Verlag (Franz Larese & Jürg Janett), St. Gallen.
Signed in the plate « Tàpies », at the bottom right (not hand-signed). Unnumbered.
Dimensions: Full sheet 37 × 57 cm (14.6 × 22.4 in.); image 37 × 38 cm (14.6 × 15.0 in.)
Condition: Very fine; central vertical fold as published. Unframed.
Original lithograph by Antoni Tàpies made as a greeting card for the Erker-Galerie of St. Gallen, featuring his recurring motifs — a maple leaf printed, a tangle of gestural black doodles, and the characteristic red cross. Tàpies, like Dorazio and Hartung, closely collaborated with the famous Erker-Presse of Franz Larese and Jürg Janett.
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Antoni Tàpies (1923-2012)
Greeting card from the Erker-Galerie, 1975
Original color lithograph on paper, issued as a greeting card by the Erker-Galerie und Verlag (Franz Larese & Jürg Janett), St. Gallen.
Signed in the plate « Tàpies », at the bottom right (not hand-signed). Unnumbered.
Dimensions: Full sheet 37 × 57 cm (14.6 × 22.4 in.); image 37 × 38 cm (14.6 × 15.0 in.)
Condition: Very fine; central vertical fold as published. Unframed.
Original lithograph by Antoni Tàpies made as a greeting card for the Erker-Galerie of St. Gallen, featuring his recurring motifs — a maple leaf printed, a tangle of gestural black doodles, and the characteristic red cross. Tàpies, like Dorazio and Hartung, closely collaborated with the famous Erker-Presse of Franz Larese and Jürg Janett.

