Lithograph made by Joan Hernández Pijuan​ in excellent condition. "Untitled (c. 1965)". Lithograph on paper with watermark from the Gaspar Room. Signed in the lower right corner. Numbered (66/75) in the lower left corner. Joan Hernández Pijuan​ (Barcelona, 1931-Barcelona, 2005) was a Spanish painter of international importance). He studied at the Llotja school, a school of arts and crafts in Barcelona, and at the Sant Jordi school of Fine Arts in Barcelona between 1952 and 1956. In 1953 he held his first exhibition showing an expressionist style with existential resonance. In 1957 he moved to Paris where he studied engraving and lithography at the School of Fine Arts, adopting a geometric figuration where solitary isolated elements stand out on backgrounds and smooth fields of stripes of gray and green colors with the inclusion of mathematical elements such as grids, which suggest a magical atmosphere. Until the mid-eighties he did not return to Informalism. His work begins to be characterized by the use of a palette of only black and white. Condition: Good Condition. Mint. See Pictures. Insured shipping.