Gilbert Decock (1928-2007) - Zonder titel





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Gilbert Decock (1928–2007) created the 1990 abstract silkscreen titled Zonder titel, in a limited edition of 100, numbered 67, hand-signed and dated, measuring 26 × 26 cm, produced in Belgium and newly framed.
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This screen print by Gilbert Decock has a limited edition of 100. The piece offered here is number 67. Printed in 1990. The print is hand-signed, dated and numbered in pencil. Very good condition.
The screen print is newly framed.
Gilbert Decock (Knokke, Belgium 1928 – 2007) was an important representative of Belgian abstract art. His work falls under the category of 'geometric abstract painting'.
Decock's work is very minimalist. In terms of color, he used only white, black, and gray tones. In terms of shapes, he limited himself to the circle and the square. The circle symbolizes infinity and the divine, while the square symbolizes the bounded and the earthly.
This screen print by Gilbert Decock has a limited edition of 100. The piece offered here is number 67. Printed in 1990. The print is hand-signed, dated and numbered in pencil. Very good condition.
The screen print is newly framed.
Gilbert Decock (Knokke, Belgium 1928 – 2007) was an important representative of Belgian abstract art. His work falls under the category of 'geometric abstract painting'.
Decock's work is very minimalist. In terms of color, he used only white, black, and gray tones. In terms of shapes, he limited himself to the circle and the square. The circle symbolizes infinity and the divine, while the square symbolizes the bounded and the earthly.

