Max Ernst (1891-1976) - Cornegidouille cornes au cul - Lithograph on Japon paper - 1971
Lithography on Paper - 35x25in
$2,370
Marino Marini, an Italian sculptor with a penchant for chiseling life into bronze and stone, painted a profound narrative of post-war humanity. He mastered the synthesis of classical forms and modernist abstraction, distilling figures to their essence in an emotionally charged, almost theatrical dance of forms. His equestrian statues and poised figures capture a haunting tension, reflecting the existential angst and enduring spirit of man in the modern world.
34 Artworks
Chevaux et cavalier
Lithography - 12x9in
$430
Marino Marini (1901-1980), Cavallo, Copyright SABAM Belgium 2002
Screen Printing, Giclée print on Paper - 28x28in
$600
Marino Marini (1901–1980) - Tout près de Marino - 10 aquatint etchings on paper - 1971
Screen Printing on Paper - 22x16in
$4,380
Marino Marini (1901-1980) - Orfeo - Colour lithograph on Arches paper - 1979
Lithography on Paper - 25x33in
$4,710
Marino Marini (1901–1980) – Cavallo e cavaliere – lithograph on paper – 1965
Lithography on Paper - 37x30in
$2,290
Marino Marini (1901-1980), Chevaux Et Cavaliers V. 1972, Copyright by SIAE, 1994, Printed in Italy
Screen Printing, Giclée print on Paper - 28x35in
$630
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