HOLIDAY2 - Sugai Kumi - Japan

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HOLIDAY2 er en begrenset serigrafi på papir av Sugai Kumi, nummerert 117/250, 29,3 x 25,2 cm, produsert i Japan mellom 1970 og 1980, håndsignert, i utmerket stand.

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HOLIDAY2|Sugai Kumi 菅井汲(すがいくみ)

In 1952, Sugai moved to France, and his early works gained recognition in the Paris art world for their oriental textures resembling pictograms. However, from the 1960s onward, he completely transformed his style. Eliminating personal emotion and traces of handwork, he shifted to an inorganic and clear hard-edge (geometric abstraction) style composed solely of "circles" and "straight lines."
HORIDAY2 condenses this essence.
This work was produced as a series from HORIDAY 1 to HORIDAY 5.
As indicated by the title "HOLIDAY," rhythmic and light color play can be felt, away from the tension of everyday driving and strain.

Artist Profile:
Sugai Kumi (1919–1996) was a representative Japanese Western-style painter and printmaker who was active internationally, based in post-war Paris. His real name was Teizo.

Accessories:
None

Dimensions & Weight:
29.3 x 25.2 cm
26.6 g

Technique:
Silkscreen on paper

Signatures:
Hand signed

Edition:
Limited edition (117/250)

Conditions:
Excellent condition

Shipping:
We will ship by EMS or DHL.
Items are securely packed to ensure safe international delivery. Due to carrier requirements, larger packaging may be used when necessary.

Import duties, VAT, and customs handling fees are the sole responsibility of the buyer.

For bidders in Italy: codice fiscale required.
For bidders in Portugal: NIF required.
For bidders in Spain: NIF required.

Historien til selger

I sitt 30. år som japansk kunsthandler deler han av sin estetikk og ånd for japansk kunst.
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HOLIDAY2|Sugai Kumi 菅井汲(すがいくみ)

In 1952, Sugai moved to France, and his early works gained recognition in the Paris art world for their oriental textures resembling pictograms. However, from the 1960s onward, he completely transformed his style. Eliminating personal emotion and traces of handwork, he shifted to an inorganic and clear hard-edge (geometric abstraction) style composed solely of "circles" and "straight lines."
HORIDAY2 condenses this essence.
This work was produced as a series from HORIDAY 1 to HORIDAY 5.
As indicated by the title "HOLIDAY," rhythmic and light color play can be felt, away from the tension of everyday driving and strain.

Artist Profile:
Sugai Kumi (1919–1996) was a representative Japanese Western-style painter and printmaker who was active internationally, based in post-war Paris. His real name was Teizo.

Accessories:
None

Dimensions & Weight:
29.3 x 25.2 cm
26.6 g

Technique:
Silkscreen on paper

Signatures:
Hand signed

Edition:
Limited edition (117/250)

Conditions:
Excellent condition

Shipping:
We will ship by EMS or DHL.
Items are securely packed to ensure safe international delivery. Due to carrier requirements, larger packaging may be used when necessary.

Import duties, VAT, and customs handling fees are the sole responsibility of the buyer.

For bidders in Italy: codice fiscale required.
For bidders in Portugal: NIF required.
For bidders in Spain: NIF required.

Historien til selger

I sitt 30. år som japansk kunsthandler deler han av sin estetikk og ånd for japansk kunst.
Oversatt av Google Translate

Detaljer

Kunstner
Sugai Kumi
Solgt av
Galleri
Utgave
Begrenset utgave
Edition number
117/250
Tittel på kunstverk
HOLIDAY2
Teknikk
Silketrykk
Signatur
Signert for hånd
Opprinnelsesland
Japan
Tilstand
Glimrende tilstand
høyde
29,3 cm
Width
25,2 cm
Style
Samtidskunst
Periode
1970–1980
Solgt med ramme
Nei
JapanBekreftet
412
Objekter solgt
99,34%
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