Victor Vasarely (1906-1997) - Jatek Jalons VI

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Description from the seller

Victor Vasarely (1906 - 1997) | 'JATEK JALONS VI', 1986

Description:
Serigraphy/vellum paper with watermark

Dimensions:
Size of the sheet: 85 x 76 cm / 33.4 x 29.9 in.
+ Size of the image: 66 x 62.5 cm / 25.9 x 24.6 in.
Signed and described in pencil at the bottom: 'EA XVI/XXX | Vasarely'.

Excellent condition.

Bio:
He was of Hungarian origin. He grew up in Budapest. From 1930, he worked in Paris. He was one of the leading representatives of geometric abstraction, a precursor of op art, or art using optical illusions. From the 1950s, he attempted to define it by formulating a series of manifestos. He called his abstract work kinetic plasticity, trying to create the impression of movement through the effects used in it. From 1960, the artist developed the concept of a plastic alphabet entitled 'Planetary folklore' in theoretical manifestos. He aimed to use his artistic ideas to decorate buildings.

Victor Vasarely (1906 - 1997) | 'JATEK JALONS VI', 1986

Description:
Serigraphy/vellum paper with watermark

Dimensions:
Size of the sheet: 85 x 76 cm / 33.4 x 29.9 in.
+ Size of the image: 66 x 62.5 cm / 25.9 x 24.6 in.
Signed and described in pencil at the bottom: 'EA XVI/XXX | Vasarely'.

Excellent condition.

Bio:
He was of Hungarian origin. He grew up in Budapest. From 1930, he worked in Paris. He was one of the leading representatives of geometric abstraction, a precursor of op art, or art using optical illusions. From the 1950s, he attempted to define it by formulating a series of manifestos. He called his abstract work kinetic plasticity, trying to create the impression of movement through the effects used in it. From 1960, the artist developed the concept of a plastic alphabet entitled 'Planetary folklore' in theoretical manifestos. He aimed to use his artistic ideas to decorate buildings.

Details

Artist
Victor Vasarely (1906-1997)
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
EA XVI/XXX
Title of artwork
Jatek Jalons VI
Technique
Silkscreen
Signature
Hand signed
Country of Origin
Sweden
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
66 cm
Width
62.5 cm
Style
Op Art
Period
1980-1990
Sold with frame
Yes
PortugalVerified
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Objects sold
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