Etienne Martin (1913-1995) - Composition abstraite





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Etienne Martin (1913–1995)’s abstract lithograph, titled “Composition abstraite”, is hand-signed and numbered XIV/XXXII in a limited edition.
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The image is an original, abstract color lithograph by the French artist Étienne-Martin (actually Étienne Martin, 1913–1995).
The work usually bears the title “Composition abstraite” or is listed as “Sans titre” (Untitled).
Here are the most important details about the print:
• Artist: Étienne-Martin, a very prominent French sculptor and artist of the postwar era. He is best known for his monumental wooden sculptures and spatial constructions (the series of his so-called “Demeures”). He also created a substantial graphic oeuvre.
• Date of creation: The motif was designed circa 1974 / 1975.
• Technique & material: It is a color lithograph (stone print) on high-quality Arches rag paper.
• Signature: At the bottom right corner is the artist's original pencil signature (“Étienne-Martin”).
• Edition: At the bottom left the print is numbered (there were often editions of 190 or 250 copies).
The image is an original, abstract color lithograph by the French artist Étienne-Martin (actually Étienne Martin, 1913–1995).
The work usually bears the title “Composition abstraite” or is listed as “Sans titre” (Untitled).
Here are the most important details about the print:
• Artist: Étienne-Martin, a very prominent French sculptor and artist of the postwar era. He is best known for his monumental wooden sculptures and spatial constructions (the series of his so-called “Demeures”). He also created a substantial graphic oeuvre.
• Date of creation: The motif was designed circa 1974 / 1975.
• Technique & material: It is a color lithograph (stone print) on high-quality Arches rag paper.
• Signature: At the bottom right corner is the artist's original pencil signature (“Étienne-Martin”).
• Edition: At the bottom left the print is numbered (there were often editions of 190 or 250 copies).

