Title Kumi Sugai (1919–1996) – Geometric Abstract – Screenprint – Signed – Ed. 154/200 (Unframed) Description Kumi Sugai (1919–1996) was a leading Japanese abstract artist who relocated to Paris in 1952, where he became an influential figure in the post-war European art scene. His works are held in major international collections, including the Museum of Modern Art (New York) and the Centre Pompidou (Paris). This artwork is a strong example from Sugai’s mature period, executed in a refined screenprint technique. It features his distinctive geometric vocabulary, with bold red circular forms set against a structured composition of black and green linear elements. The composition demonstrates Sugai’s exploration of visual signs and symbols, creating a dynamic balance between organic forms and mechanical precision—hallmarks of his contribution to 20th-century abstraction. Please note: This artwork is offered unframed. The frame shown in the photos is for display purposes only and is not included. Sugai’s prints continue to be highly sought after in both European and Japanese markets, supported by his established reputation and consistent demand among collectors. Details • Artist: Kumi Sugai (1919–1996) • Technique: Screenprint • Edition: 154/200 • Signature: Hand-signed in pencil (lower right) • Image Size: 44.0 × 44.0 cm Condition • The print is in good overall condition with strong, vibrant colors. • Minor age-related signs such as slight spotting/foxing may be present. • Please refer to the photos for a detailed condition assessment. We will use Japan Post or DHL for shipping. Please allow extra time for delivery as the items are shipped from Japan. Please note that the listed prices do not include customs duties and taxes. Please note that items may have scratches or stains due to age. If an item exceeds the size or weight limits, it may be shipped in multiple packages.