Julius Baltazar (1949) - Lumière Apatride (2007) - Composition abstraite.





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Julius Baltazar (b. 1949) presents an original abstract composition titled Lumière Apatride (2007) in mixed media on paper, 57 × 38 cm, signed, in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
We present to you a representative work of the poetic and powerful art of Julius Baltazar.
Hervé Lambion called Julius Baltazar (born in 1949).
Apatrid Light - Abstract composition
Signed
57 x 38 cm.
Published in the work Julius Baltazar the Paper Man in 2011.
Provenance: private collection.
Technique: mixed media on paper (ink and acrylic on heavyweight paper).
Signature: Hand-signed at the bottom right.
Period: 2007.
Sheet size: 57 cm x 38 cm.
Condition: very good overall. Some micro-damage (see photos).
Julius Baltazar (Hervé Lambion, born July 13, 1949 in Paris) is a French painter, engraver and illustrator.
Discovered and baptized by Salvador Dalí in 1967, he is the author of more than 730 artist's books. He has collaborated with Arrabal, Michel Butor, Guillevic, Kenneth White, Jean Cortot, and many others.
Knight of Arts and Letters, he lives and works between Paris and Corsica.
Seller's Story
We present to you a representative work of the poetic and powerful art of Julius Baltazar.
Hervé Lambion called Julius Baltazar (born in 1949).
Apatrid Light - Abstract composition
Signed
57 x 38 cm.
Published in the work Julius Baltazar the Paper Man in 2011.
Provenance: private collection.
Technique: mixed media on paper (ink and acrylic on heavyweight paper).
Signature: Hand-signed at the bottom right.
Period: 2007.
Sheet size: 57 cm x 38 cm.
Condition: very good overall. Some micro-damage (see photos).
Julius Baltazar (Hervé Lambion, born July 13, 1949 in Paris) is a French painter, engraver and illustrator.
Discovered and baptized by Salvador Dalí in 1967, he is the author of more than 730 artist's books. He has collaborated with Arrabal, Michel Butor, Guillevic, Kenneth White, Jean Cortot, and many others.
Knight of Arts and Letters, he lives and works between Paris and Corsica.

