Hercules Barsotti (1914-2010) - Sem titulo





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Hercules Barsotti 的《Sem titulo》是一幅創作於 1964 年的限量版絹印版畫,附有親筆簽名並配有畫框。
賣家描述
Medium: Mixed Media
材料: 卡纸
尺寸: 19 x 19 x 4 cm,装于 23 x 23 cm x 4.5 木框中
Year: published 1964
Signature: 手签,圆珠笔签名
Provenance: Edition Panderma, Carl Laszlo, Basel
Galerie von Bartha, Basel
Private Collection, Basel
Condition / Restauration: mint archival condition
Hércules Rubens Barsotti (born July 20, 1914 – December 21, 2010) was a Brazilian painter, graphic designer, scenographer and costume designer. He was a member of the Neo-Concrete Movement. In 1963 together with Willys De Castro, Lothar Charoux, Waldemar Cordeiro, Lygia Clark, Luiz Sacilotto among others, Barsotti became one of the founders of the São Paulo based art gallery Associação de Artes Visuais Novas Tendências which operated until 1965. Associação de Artes Visuais Novas Tendências was founded and managed by artists working within the Concrete and Neo-Concrete movements but did not solely feature Concrete and Neo-Concrete art. The galleries goal was to provide a space and platform for contemporary art to be presented outside the confines of any particular artistic movement.
賣家的故事
Medium: Mixed Media
材料: 卡纸
尺寸: 19 x 19 x 4 cm,装于 23 x 23 cm x 4.5 木框中
Year: published 1964
Signature: 手签,圆珠笔签名
Provenance: Edition Panderma, Carl Laszlo, Basel
Galerie von Bartha, Basel
Private Collection, Basel
Condition / Restauration: mint archival condition
Hércules Rubens Barsotti (born July 20, 1914 – December 21, 2010) was a Brazilian painter, graphic designer, scenographer and costume designer. He was a member of the Neo-Concrete Movement. In 1963 together with Willys De Castro, Lothar Charoux, Waldemar Cordeiro, Lygia Clark, Luiz Sacilotto among others, Barsotti became one of the founders of the São Paulo based art gallery Associação de Artes Visuais Novas Tendências which operated until 1965. Associação de Artes Visuais Novas Tendências was founded and managed by artists working within the Concrete and Neo-Concrete movements but did not solely feature Concrete and Neo-Concrete art. The galleries goal was to provide a space and platform for contemporary art to be presented outside the confines of any particular artistic movement.

