Manuel Cargaleiro (1927-2024) - Stardust

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Manuel Cargaleiros håndsignerte litografi Stardust er et innrammet Pop Art-verk i begrenset opplag, nummerert 64/100 og måler 72,7 × 59 cm.

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Manuel Cargaleiro – Stardust – Original Lithograph

Description

This captivating original lithograph, titled Stardust, was created by the renowned Portuguese master Manuel Cargaleiro (1927–2024).

The artwork showcases Cargaleiro’s distinctive artistic language, characterized by a harmonious fusion of poetic geometric abstraction, vibrant color arrangements, and dynamic spatial rhythms. His compositions draw inspiration from traditional Portuguese tilework (azulejos) and the lyrical abstraction of mid-20th-century European art.

The lithograph is hand-signed in pencil by the artist in the lower margin and numbered 64/100, confirming its place in a limited edition of 100 impressions. It reflects the refined aesthetic sensibility and exceptional graphic craftsmanship for which Cargaleiro became internationally recognized.

The work is presented in a framed arrangement and accompanied by a protective wooden backing board with a Japanese inventory label, an outer storage box, and a traditional yellow protective cloth bag (kibukuro). Please note that the outer box and yellow cloth bag show signs of age and wear due to long-term storage and use.

Artist

Manuel Cargaleiro (1927–2024) was an internationally acclaimed Portuguese painter and ceramist whose career spanned Lisbon, Paris, and Italy. He was a central figure in post-war European abstraction, celebrated for his distinctive use of color, geometric compositions, and dialogue between modern art and traditional decorative motifs.

His works are held in important public collections and museums worldwide, including the Fundação Cargaleiro in Portugal and the Museo Manuel Cargaleiro in Vietri sul Mare, Italy.

Technique

Lithograph on paper

Artwork Details

* Artist: Manuel Cargaleiro (1927–2024)
* Title: Stardust
* Technique: Lithograph
* Edition: 64/100
* Signature: Hand-signed in pencil by the artist
* Image size: 35.2 × 27 cm
* Framed size: Approximately 72.7 × 59 cm

Condition

The lithograph is in good vintage condition. The paper and image area appear to be well preserved under glass.

The frame and acrylic glazing show minor surface marks and signs of age consistent with normal handling and display. These do not significantly detract from the overall presentation of the artwork.

The protective wooden backing board is included and features a Japanese inventory label.

The outer storage box and traditional yellow protective cloth bag (kibukuro) show signs of age and wear due to long-term storage and use. Please refer to the photographs for their condition.

Framing and Accessories

The lithograph is housed in a well-fitted frame with a mat board and acrylic glazing.

The following accessories are included:

* Protective wooden backing board with a Japanese inventory label
* Outer storage box (shows signs of age and wear)
* Traditional yellow protective cloth bag (kibukuro; shows signs of age and wear)

Shipping and Import Information

We will ship by Japan Post EMS.

The artwork will be carefully and securely packed to ensure safe international delivery. Due to carrier requirements, larger packaging may be necessary.

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

Additional Information for International Buyers:

* Italy: A valid codice fiscale is required.
* Portugal: A valid NIF is required.
* Spain: A valid NIF is required.

Manuel Cargaleiro – Stardust – Original Lithograph

Description

This captivating original lithograph, titled Stardust, was created by the renowned Portuguese master Manuel Cargaleiro (1927–2024).

The artwork showcases Cargaleiro’s distinctive artistic language, characterized by a harmonious fusion of poetic geometric abstraction, vibrant color arrangements, and dynamic spatial rhythms. His compositions draw inspiration from traditional Portuguese tilework (azulejos) and the lyrical abstraction of mid-20th-century European art.

The lithograph is hand-signed in pencil by the artist in the lower margin and numbered 64/100, confirming its place in a limited edition of 100 impressions. It reflects the refined aesthetic sensibility and exceptional graphic craftsmanship for which Cargaleiro became internationally recognized.

The work is presented in a framed arrangement and accompanied by a protective wooden backing board with a Japanese inventory label, an outer storage box, and a traditional yellow protective cloth bag (kibukuro). Please note that the outer box and yellow cloth bag show signs of age and wear due to long-term storage and use.

Artist

Manuel Cargaleiro (1927–2024) was an internationally acclaimed Portuguese painter and ceramist whose career spanned Lisbon, Paris, and Italy. He was a central figure in post-war European abstraction, celebrated for his distinctive use of color, geometric compositions, and dialogue between modern art and traditional decorative motifs.

His works are held in important public collections and museums worldwide, including the Fundação Cargaleiro in Portugal and the Museo Manuel Cargaleiro in Vietri sul Mare, Italy.

Technique

Lithograph on paper

Artwork Details

* Artist: Manuel Cargaleiro (1927–2024)
* Title: Stardust
* Technique: Lithograph
* Edition: 64/100
* Signature: Hand-signed in pencil by the artist
* Image size: 35.2 × 27 cm
* Framed size: Approximately 72.7 × 59 cm

Condition

The lithograph is in good vintage condition. The paper and image area appear to be well preserved under glass.

The frame and acrylic glazing show minor surface marks and signs of age consistent with normal handling and display. These do not significantly detract from the overall presentation of the artwork.

The protective wooden backing board is included and features a Japanese inventory label.

The outer storage box and traditional yellow protective cloth bag (kibukuro) show signs of age and wear due to long-term storage and use. Please refer to the photographs for their condition.

Framing and Accessories

The lithograph is housed in a well-fitted frame with a mat board and acrylic glazing.

The following accessories are included:

* Protective wooden backing board with a Japanese inventory label
* Outer storage box (shows signs of age and wear)
* Traditional yellow protective cloth bag (kibukuro; shows signs of age and wear)

Shipping and Import Information

We will ship by Japan Post EMS.

The artwork will be carefully and securely packed to ensure safe international delivery. Due to carrier requirements, larger packaging may be necessary.

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

Additional Information for International Buyers:

* Italy: A valid codice fiscale is required.
* Portugal: A valid NIF is required.
* Spain: A valid NIF is required.

Detaljer

Edition number
64/100
Utgave
Begrenset utgave
Solgt av
Eier eller forhandler
Kunstner
Manuel Cargaleiro (1927-2024)
Teknikk
Litografi
Tittel på kunstverk
Stardust
Signatur
Signert for hånd
Opprinnelsesland
Portugal
Farge
Blå, Grønn, Lilla, Oransje, Rosa, Rød
Tilstand
Glimrende tilstand
høyde
72,7 cm
Width
59 cm
Vekt
5,2 kg
Skildring/tema
Mote
Style
Popkunst
Solgt med ramme
Ja
Periode
1990–2000
JapanBekreftet
742
Objekter solgt
100%
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