Anton Stankowski (1906–1998) - Geometric Abstract Composition

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Anton Stankowski’s *Geometric Abstract Composition* is a hand-signed, limited-edition 1993 silkscreen in red, blue, yellow and grey.

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Anton Stankowski – Geometric Abstract Composition (1993) – Original Serigraph

Description

This striking serigraph (screenprint) features a refined geometric abstract composition by the renowned German artist and graphic designer Anton Stankowski (1906–1998).

Internationally recognized for his pioneering contributions to graphic design and visual communication, Stankowski is particularly celebrated for creating the iconic corporate identity of Deutsche Bank. He was also an influential figure in Constructivism and Concrete Art.

This composition demonstrates his distinctive approach, combining artistic intuition with precise geometric structure. Bold blocks of grey, red, yellow, and blue create a harmonious visual balance, reflecting his characteristic clarity and disciplined use of form and color.

The artist’s monogram and the year “A / ST 93” are printed within the plate at the lower right corner.

Artist

Anton Stankowski (1906–1998) was a pioneering German graphic designer, photographer, and painter. He played a significant role in the development of modern visual communication and geometric abstraction. His work is represented in major museum collections internationally, including The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York.

Technique

Serigraph (screenprint) on paper.

Artwork Details

* Artist: Anton Stankowski (1906–1998)
* Title: Geometric Abstract Composition
* Year: 1993
* Technique: Serigraph (screenprint)
* Edition: Not indicated on the artwork
* Signature: Plate-signed with the artist’s monogram and year (“A / ST 93”) at the lower right
* Sheet size: Approximately 20.5 × 28.0 cm
* Framed: No

Condition

The print is in excellent vintage condition. The colours remain vibrant, and the paper edges are clean. Only minimal signs of age are visible.

Please refer to the photographs for a detailed impression of the artwork’s condition.

Framing

The artwork is offered unframed.

Shipping and Import Information

The artwork will be shipped from Japan via EMS (Express Mail Service).

It will be carefully and securely packaged to ensure safe international delivery. Additional protective packaging may be used where necessary.

Import duties, VAT, and customs clearance fees are the sole responsibility of the buyer.

Additional information for international buyers:

* Italy: A valid Codice Fiscale is required.
* Portugal: A valid NIF is required.
* Spain: A valid NIF is required.

Anton Stankowski – Geometric Abstract Composition (1993) – Original Serigraph

Description

This striking serigraph (screenprint) features a refined geometric abstract composition by the renowned German artist and graphic designer Anton Stankowski (1906–1998).

Internationally recognized for his pioneering contributions to graphic design and visual communication, Stankowski is particularly celebrated for creating the iconic corporate identity of Deutsche Bank. He was also an influential figure in Constructivism and Concrete Art.

This composition demonstrates his distinctive approach, combining artistic intuition with precise geometric structure. Bold blocks of grey, red, yellow, and blue create a harmonious visual balance, reflecting his characteristic clarity and disciplined use of form and color.

The artist’s monogram and the year “A / ST 93” are printed within the plate at the lower right corner.

Artist

Anton Stankowski (1906–1998) was a pioneering German graphic designer, photographer, and painter. He played a significant role in the development of modern visual communication and geometric abstraction. His work is represented in major museum collections internationally, including The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York.

Technique

Serigraph (screenprint) on paper.

Artwork Details

* Artist: Anton Stankowski (1906–1998)
* Title: Geometric Abstract Composition
* Year: 1993
* Technique: Serigraph (screenprint)
* Edition: Not indicated on the artwork
* Signature: Plate-signed with the artist’s monogram and year (“A / ST 93”) at the lower right
* Sheet size: Approximately 20.5 × 28.0 cm
* Framed: No

Condition

The print is in excellent vintage condition. The colours remain vibrant, and the paper edges are clean. Only minimal signs of age are visible.

Please refer to the photographs for a detailed impression of the artwork’s condition.

Framing

The artwork is offered unframed.

Shipping and Import Information

The artwork will be shipped from Japan via EMS (Express Mail Service).

It will be carefully and securely packaged to ensure safe international delivery. Additional protective packaging may be used where necessary.

Import duties, VAT, and customs clearance fees are the sole responsibility of the buyer.

Additional information for international buyers:

* Italy: A valid Codice Fiscale is required.
* Portugal: A valid NIF is required.
* Spain: A valid NIF is required.

Details

Edition
Limited edition
Sold by
Gallery
Artist
Anton Stankowski (1906–1998)
Technique
Silkscreen
Title of artwork
Geometric Abstract Composition
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Germany
Year
1993
Colour
Blue, Grey, Red, Yellow
Condition
Good condition
Height
28 cm
Width
20.5 cm
Weight
1.5 kg
Depiction/theme
Fashion
Style
Pop Art
Sold with frame
No
Period
1990-2000
JapanVerified
742
Objects sold
100%
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