Henri Laurens (1885–1954) - Dialogues






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Henri Laurens, Dialogues, xilografia a colori su carta Arches dal portfolio Lucien De Samosate: Dialogues (1951), pubblicata da Tériade éditeur in Francia, non firmata e non numerata, edizione limitata di 250, in buone condizioni e fornita di cornice di 47 × 37 cm.
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Henri Laurens, Original woodcut in color on Arches paper (from the portfolio "Lucien De Samosate: Dialogues")
Published: Tériade éditeur, France, 1951
Unsigned and unnumbered, edition of 250
Frame dimensions: 47 x 37 cm
Sheet dimensions: 38 x 28 cm
Literature: De l'ecriture a la peinture, 2004 (catalogue raisonné of artists' books from the collection of Aimé Maeght), page 72
The engraving is in very good condition, the wooden frame has minor signs of wear. Please look at the pictures carefully.
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Henri Laurens (1885-1954) was a notable French sculptor and illustrator, remembered as a key figure in the Cubist movement. Born in Paris, Laurens began as a stonemason before taking drawing classes and developing a strong interest in Cubism, influenced by his friends and contemporaries Georges Braque, Pablo Picasso and Juan Gris. His work, characterized by transformed geometric shapes and the interplay of mass and void, contributed significantly to the development of modern sculpture. After the First World War, Laurens si allontanò dal Cubismo per sviluppare uno stile più organico, utilizzando curvature per illustrare la forma femminile e gli eventi della mitologia antica.
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Henri Laurens, Original woodcut in color on Arches paper (from the portfolio "Lucien De Samosate: Dialogues")
Published: Tériade éditeur, France, 1951
Unsigned and unnumbered, edition of 250
Frame dimensions: 47 x 37 cm
Sheet dimensions: 38 x 28 cm
Literature: De l'ecriture a la peinture, 2004 (catalogue raisonné of artists' books from the collection of Aimé Maeght), page 72
The engraving is in very good condition, the wooden frame has minor signs of wear. Please look at the pictures carefully.
Ship worldwide with tracking and insured shipping.
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Henri Laurens (1885-1954) was a notable French sculptor and illustrator, remembered as a key figure in the Cubist movement. Born in Paris, Laurens began as a stonemason before taking drawing classes and developing a strong interest in Cubism, influenced by his friends and contemporaries Georges Braque, Pablo Picasso and Juan Gris. His work, characterized by transformed geometric shapes and the interplay of mass and void, contributed significantly to the development of modern sculpture. After the First World War, Laurens si allontanò dal Cubismo per sviluppare uno stile più organico, utilizzando curvature per illustrare la forma femminile e gli eventi della mitologia antica.
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