Sean Scully - Galerie Lelong Paris - Originalplakat - Roland Garros 2001

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Color-offset lithography by artist Sean Scully designed for the Roland Garros Tournament 2001

Original poster (no reproduction) on the occasion of the Roland Garros Tennis Tournament 2001
Copyright: Galerie Lelong Paris

Artist: Sean Scully (* 30.06.1945 Dublin)
Occasion: Roland Garros Tennis Tournament 2001 (French Open Paris)
Printing technique: color-offset lithography
Signature: signed in the plate
Dimensions: 75.00 x 57.00 cm
Publisher: Galerie Lelong - Paris
Printer: Arte - Paris
Condition: excellent

Graphic was stored very carefully in a graphic cabinet, dust- and UV-protected. Therefore, excellent condition. The artwork has of course not yet been framed.

Shipping is carried out carefully and professionally packed in a very sturdy graphic shipping roll of large diameter with an additional outer carton providing maximum protection against any damage. The package is additionally insured against loss and damage, without the buyer incurring costs.

About the artist:

Sean Scully was born in 1945 in Dublin. After completing his art studies in London, he moved to New York in 1975. In addition to New York, he lives and works in Barcelona and Munich. In 2007, Sean Scully was appointed lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich. Sean Scully’s works are based on an artistic handling of vertical and horizontal color stripes and rectangles. Through the use of different techniques and materials, Sean Scully creatively engages with minimalist motifs. While in his early works he used tape to create precise edges, he moved away from this method in the 1980s. At that time he consciously chose to paint the outlines manually so that they appear softer and more lively. Brushwork and application are clearly visible, and a dark, earthy color palette characterizes most of his paintings. In addition, Sean Scully also creates etchings, lithographs, pastels, and watercolors. They all resemble each other in motif and composition. His photographic works also deal with geometric shapes, capturing individual facades, doors, windows, and brick walls. In the 1990s, the series “Floating Paintings” also emerged, consisting of rectangular aluminum blocks painted with stripes and hung along the long side.

About the artwork:

Roland Garros is the traditional home of the Internationaux de France, held annually; the tennis tournament is worldwide better known as the French Open. This is one of the official posters that were designed and produced each year for the tennis tournament at Roland Garros.

Color-offset lithography by artist Sean Scully designed for the Roland Garros Tournament 2001

Original poster (no reproduction) on the occasion of the Roland Garros Tennis Tournament 2001
Copyright: Galerie Lelong Paris

Artist: Sean Scully (* 30.06.1945 Dublin)
Occasion: Roland Garros Tennis Tournament 2001 (French Open Paris)
Printing technique: color-offset lithography
Signature: signed in the plate
Dimensions: 75.00 x 57.00 cm
Publisher: Galerie Lelong - Paris
Printer: Arte - Paris
Condition: excellent

Graphic was stored very carefully in a graphic cabinet, dust- and UV-protected. Therefore, excellent condition. The artwork has of course not yet been framed.

Shipping is carried out carefully and professionally packed in a very sturdy graphic shipping roll of large diameter with an additional outer carton providing maximum protection against any damage. The package is additionally insured against loss and damage, without the buyer incurring costs.

About the artist:

Sean Scully was born in 1945 in Dublin. After completing his art studies in London, he moved to New York in 1975. In addition to New York, he lives and works in Barcelona and Munich. In 2007, Sean Scully was appointed lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich. Sean Scully’s works are based on an artistic handling of vertical and horizontal color stripes and rectangles. Through the use of different techniques and materials, Sean Scully creatively engages with minimalist motifs. While in his early works he used tape to create precise edges, he moved away from this method in the 1980s. At that time he consciously chose to paint the outlines manually so that they appear softer and more lively. Brushwork and application are clearly visible, and a dark, earthy color palette characterizes most of his paintings. In addition, Sean Scully also creates etchings, lithographs, pastels, and watercolors. They all resemble each other in motif and composition. His photographic works also deal with geometric shapes, capturing individual facades, doors, windows, and brick walls. In the 1990s, the series “Floating Paintings” also emerged, consisting of rectangular aluminum blocks painted with stripes and hung along the long side.

About the artwork:

Roland Garros is the traditional home of the Internationaux de France, held annually; the tennis tournament is worldwide better known as the French Open. This is one of the official posters that were designed and produced each year for the tennis tournament at Roland Garros.

Details

Era
After 2000
Designer/artist
Sean Scully
Manufacturer/brand
Galerie Lelong Paris
Specific region of origin
Paris
Poster title
Originalplakat - Roland Garros 2001
Subject
Sport, Tennis
Country of origin
France
Condition
A (excellent - mint condition)
Height
75 cm
Width
57 cm
GermanyVerified
30
Objects sold
Private

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