Djoka Ivackovic (1930-2012) - 1.IX.88





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Djoka Ivackovic (1930–2012), 18.IX.88 (1988), pastel cire sur papier vélin, 39 × 39 cm, signé au crayon en bas à gauche et daté en bas à droite, édition originale, multicolore avec vert, rouge, violet et gris.
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Djoka Ivackovic (1930–2012)
18.IX.88, 1988
Wax pastel on wove paper
Signed in pencil lower left and dated lower right
Sheet size: 39 × 39 cm
A refined work on paper by Djoka Ivackovic, a Serbian-born artist who settled in Paris in the early 1960s and became associated with post-war lyrical abstraction.
This 1988 composition combines spontaneous gesture, delicate linear movement and a strong sense of spatial balance. The wax pastel gives the work a direct, tactile quality, characteristic of Ivackovic’s mature works on paper.
Ivackovic’s work is held in major public and institutional collections, including the Centre Pompidou – Musée national d’art moderne, Paris, Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade, National Museum Belgrade, and UNESCO, Paris.
A strong and elegant example of the artist’s mature abstract language.
Djoka Ivackovic (1930–2012)
18.IX.88, 1988
Wax pastel on wove paper
Signed in pencil lower left and dated lower right
Sheet size: 39 × 39 cm
A refined work on paper by Djoka Ivackovic, a Serbian-born artist who settled in Paris in the early 1960s and became associated with post-war lyrical abstraction.
This 1988 composition combines spontaneous gesture, delicate linear movement and a strong sense of spatial balance. The wax pastel gives the work a direct, tactile quality, characteristic of Ivackovic’s mature works on paper.
Ivackovic’s work is held in major public and institutional collections, including the Centre Pompidou – Musée national d’art moderne, Paris, Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade, National Museum Belgrade, and UNESCO, Paris.
A strong and elegant example of the artist’s mature abstract language.

