Victor Vasarely (1906-1997) - Babel (1978)





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Victor Vasarely – Babel (1978) is a multicoloured screenprint in a limited edition of 220 of 250, hand-signed, produced in France and framed.
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VICTOR VASARELY – BABEL (1978)
Artist: Victor Vasarely
Title: Babel
Year: 1978
Medium: Original screenprint on Vélin paper
Dimensions: 91.4 × 69.8 cm
Edition: 200 / 250
Signature: Handsigned by Victor Vasarely
Publisher: Edition du Griffon, Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Professional Framing
Freshly and professionally framed with anti-reflective museum-quality acrylic glazing, providing an elegant presentation and excellent protection for the artwork.
Shipping
Ships quickly and reliably from Vienna, Austria, professionally and securely packaged. Tracking included.
Description
Babel (1978) is a striking original screenprint by Victor Vasarely, a pioneer of the Op Art movement. The hypnotic composition combines geometric precision, vibrant colors, perspective, and optical illusion, with multicolored cubes forming an impossible architectural structure against a deep blue background.
A distinctive example of Vasarely’s iconic visual language and an appealing addition to collections of Op Art, modern art, and geometric abstraction.
VICTOR VASARELY – BABEL (1978)
Artist: Victor Vasarely
Title: Babel
Year: 1978
Medium: Original screenprint on Vélin paper
Dimensions: 91.4 × 69.8 cm
Edition: 200 / 250
Signature: Handsigned by Victor Vasarely
Publisher: Edition du Griffon, Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Professional Framing
Freshly and professionally framed with anti-reflective museum-quality acrylic glazing, providing an elegant presentation and excellent protection for the artwork.
Shipping
Ships quickly and reliably from Vienna, Austria, professionally and securely packaged. Tracking included.
Description
Babel (1978) is a striking original screenprint by Victor Vasarely, a pioneer of the Op Art movement. The hypnotic composition combines geometric precision, vibrant colors, perspective, and optical illusion, with multicolored cubes forming an impossible architectural structure against a deep blue background.
A distinctive example of Vasarely’s iconic visual language and an appealing addition to collections of Op Art, modern art, and geometric abstraction.

