Cyril Lixenberg (1932-2015 - zonder titel
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Cyril Lixenberg, title zonder titel, is a hand-signed abstract screen print by the Nederlands-born artist, measuring 50 by 50 cm, edition 9/75 of a limited edition from 1990–2000, in excellent condition and sold by Galerie, with a Certificate of Authenticity, rolled in an acid-free sleeve and insured in a rigid tube, with optional framing.
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Beautiful screen print by Cyril Lixenberg in his characteristic geometric abstract form.
Shalom (Cyril) Lixenberg (London, 5 July 1932 - Amsterdam, 10 January 2015) was a British-Dutch sculptor, draughtsman and graphic artist.
The artist Cyril Lixenberg strives for a minimum of means in his work. The shapes he handles are the circle, the triangle and the square. He experiments with them endlessly. The shapes continually change function, meaning and context. This prevents him from ever slipping into repetition. His use of color remains mostly limited to the primary colors: red, yellow and blue. His sculptures also have a graphic character. He manipulates these shapes until a spatial object emerges. Many of Lixenberg's sculptures can be found in the Flevopolder in the Netherlands. They form an unexpected element in the expansive, simple landscape.
We supply this artwork with a Certificate of Authenticity.
The screen print is rolled in an acid-free interleaving sheet and sent by registered mail and insured in a hard cardboard tube. Optionally, our framers (Amsterdam area, NL) can frame this artwork entirely to your wishes, with an impression added to the photos.
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Seller's Story
Welcome to Modern Dutch Art Gallery, your destination for modern Dutch art and CoBrA artworks. Our gallery grew out of a deep passion for art and focuses on the iconic CoBrA movement, an avant-garde current that emerged shortly after World War II. Artists such as Corneille, Karel Appel and Anton Rooskens form the heart of our collection.
Translated by Google TranslateBeautiful screen print by Cyril Lixenberg in his characteristic geometric abstract form.
Shalom (Cyril) Lixenberg (London, 5 July 1932 - Amsterdam, 10 January 2015) was a British-Dutch sculptor, draughtsman and graphic artist.
The artist Cyril Lixenberg strives for a minimum of means in his work. The shapes he handles are the circle, the triangle and the square. He experiments with them endlessly. The shapes continually change function, meaning and context. This prevents him from ever slipping into repetition. His use of color remains mostly limited to the primary colors: red, yellow and blue. His sculptures also have a graphic character. He manipulates these shapes until a spatial object emerges. Many of Lixenberg's sculptures can be found in the Flevopolder in the Netherlands. They form an unexpected element in the expansive, simple landscape.
We supply this artwork with a Certificate of Authenticity.
The screen print is rolled in an acid-free interleaving sheet and sent by registered mail and insured in a hard cardboard tube. Optionally, our framers (Amsterdam area, NL) can frame this artwork entirely to your wishes, with an impression added to the photos.
VIEW ALL OUR COBRA ART AT MODERNDUTCHART.COM
Seller's Story
Welcome to Modern Dutch Art Gallery, your destination for modern Dutch art and CoBrA artworks. Our gallery grew out of a deep passion for art and focuses on the iconic CoBrA movement, an avant-garde current that emerged shortly after World War II. Artists such as Corneille, Karel Appel and Anton Rooskens form the heart of our collection.
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Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
9/75
Artist
Cyril Lixenberg (1932-2015
Title of artwork
zonder titel
Technique
Silkscreen
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
50 cm
Width
50 cm
Style
Abstract
Sold with frame
No
Period
1990-2000
