Janos Urban (1934-2016) - Sans titre






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Janos Urban, Sans titre, a 1970 colour lithograph, limited edition 190/200, signed, sheet size 29.5 × 42 cm, Switzerland.
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Janos Urban (1934-2016)
Untitled, 1970
Plate from the portfolio Researches and Experimentation, 1970
Color lithograph on vellum
Signed “URBAN” in pencil at the bottom right, numbered 190/200 in pencil at the bottom left
Dimensions:
Sheet: 29.5 × 42 cm (11.6 × 16.5 in)
Condition: Very good. Four binding perforations on the left edge, as per the edition. Slight ink transfer along the lower edge of the printed surface. Not framed.
Published by the Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts of Lausanne, with the Museum of Art and History of Geneva, the Museum of Art and History of Fribourg, and the Kunstmuseum of Saint-Gall, in 200 copies numbered.
Born in Szeged and settled in Lausanne after the Hungarian uprising of 1956, Urban is one of the pioneers of video art in French-speaking Switzerland and exhibited at the Venice Biennale in 1970. His work is part of the collection of the Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts of Lausanne.
Seller's Story
Janos Urban (1934-2016)
Untitled, 1970
Plate from the portfolio Researches and Experimentation, 1970
Color lithograph on vellum
Signed “URBAN” in pencil at the bottom right, numbered 190/200 in pencil at the bottom left
Dimensions:
Sheet: 29.5 × 42 cm (11.6 × 16.5 in)
Condition: Very good. Four binding perforations on the left edge, as per the edition. Slight ink transfer along the lower edge of the printed surface. Not framed.
Published by the Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts of Lausanne, with the Museum of Art and History of Geneva, the Museum of Art and History of Fribourg, and the Kunstmuseum of Saint-Gall, in 200 copies numbered.
Born in Szeged and settled in Lausanne after the Hungarian uprising of 1956, Urban is one of the pioneers of video art in French-speaking Switzerland and exhibited at the Venice Biennale in 1970. His work is part of the collection of the Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts of Lausanne.
