1960
Edition Size: 60
Sheet Size: 65 X 90 cm
Signed
Condition: Pristine
Lithograph in beige, blue, two black, two brown and brown, with relief; 60 signed and numbered copies; The proof we offer is an E.A.; paper: Piggy; Plate size: 52 x 76 cm. Artwork size: 65 x 90 cm.; Perfect condition; The edition is 60 copies; It consists of 50 copies signed and numbered 1 / 50-50 / 50 and 10 E.A. signed. Editor: La Polígrafa, Barcelona; Cataloging number: 31. Listed on page 25 of Tàpies. Graphic work; 1947-1972. Editorial Gustavo Gili. 1973.
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Antoni Tapies was a Catalan artist, born in Barcelona in 1923. He belonged to an aristocratic family of the 19th century with a background in book-making. This stimulated his love for reading as he was growing up. During his early years, he suffered a lung disease that made him abandon law school. His first artistic pieces were influenced by WWII and the impact of the atomic bomb. These paintings and sculptures feature dust, earth, matter and atoms through innovative techniques. All these elements were to become characteristic of his painting style. Subsequently, he was influenced by Klee and Miro and increased his iconographic compositions, incorporating more expressionism, intense textures and geometric elements.
