Arranz Bravo - Bartolozzi (1973) - Granollers, fulla baixa - 21 litografías






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Arranz-Bravo and Bartolozzi – Granollers, lower leaf (1973) – Complete folder with 21 original lithographs signed – 43/125
Arranz-Bravo and Bartolozzi – Granollers, lower leaf (1973)
Magnificent folder of original graphic work created by the artists Arranz-Bravo and Bartolozzi, with texts by poet Francesc Parcerisas.
Published in Barcelona in 1973 by the prestigious Sala Gaspar.
Features:
* Title: Granollers, lower leaf
* Artists: Arranz-Bravo and Bartolozzi
* Texts: Francesc Parcerisas
* Year: 1973
* Publisher: Sala Gaspar, Barcelona
* Technique: Original color lithography
* Content: 21 original lithographs
* Limited edition: Copy 43/125
* Signatures: Lithographs signed in pencil by the artists
* Paper: Guarro with special watermark from Sala Gaspar
* Lithographs dimensions: 74.8 × 56.4 cm
* Closed folder dimensions: 77.5 × 59.5 cm
* Presentation: Original editorial folder with illustrated covers, fabric spine, and closing ribbons
Edition:
The complete run consists of 147 copies:
* 10 special copies numbered I to X, with additional original drawings.
* 125 copies numbered from 1 to 125, signed by the authors.
* 12 collaborator copies numbered from A to L.
The offered copy corresponds to number 43/125, with run justification signed by the authors.
Condition:
Complete folder with its 21 original lithographs, texts, and run justification.
Good overall condition, with slight signs of aging appropriate to its age.
The original editorial folder and its protective elements are preserved.
The photographs are part of the description.
Notes:
Important Catalan graphic work collection from the seventies, the result of the artistic collaboration between Arranz-Bravo and Bartolozzi.
The complete folder is offered, maintaining its integrity and original editorial presentation.
An interesting collectible for contemporary art lovers, original graphic work, and Sala Gaspar’s historic editions.
Arranz-Bravo and Bartolozzi – Granollers, lower leaf (1973) – Complete folder with 21 original lithographs signed – 43/125
Arranz-Bravo and Bartolozzi – Granollers, lower leaf (1973)
Magnificent folder of original graphic work created by the artists Arranz-Bravo and Bartolozzi, with texts by poet Francesc Parcerisas.
Published in Barcelona in 1973 by the prestigious Sala Gaspar.
Features:
* Title: Granollers, lower leaf
* Artists: Arranz-Bravo and Bartolozzi
* Texts: Francesc Parcerisas
* Year: 1973
* Publisher: Sala Gaspar, Barcelona
* Technique: Original color lithography
* Content: 21 original lithographs
* Limited edition: Copy 43/125
* Signatures: Lithographs signed in pencil by the artists
* Paper: Guarro with special watermark from Sala Gaspar
* Lithographs dimensions: 74.8 × 56.4 cm
* Closed folder dimensions: 77.5 × 59.5 cm
* Presentation: Original editorial folder with illustrated covers, fabric spine, and closing ribbons
Edition:
The complete run consists of 147 copies:
* 10 special copies numbered I to X, with additional original drawings.
* 125 copies numbered from 1 to 125, signed by the authors.
* 12 collaborator copies numbered from A to L.
The offered copy corresponds to number 43/125, with run justification signed by the authors.
Condition:
Complete folder with its 21 original lithographs, texts, and run justification.
Good overall condition, with slight signs of aging appropriate to its age.
The original editorial folder and its protective elements are preserved.
The photographs are part of the description.
Notes:
Important Catalan graphic work collection from the seventies, the result of the artistic collaboration between Arranz-Bravo and Bartolozzi.
The complete folder is offered, maintaining its integrity and original editorial presentation.
An interesting collectible for contemporary art lovers, original graphic work, and Sala Gaspar’s historic editions.
