Lettrisme, dix figures
Lithography
12x9in
$480
Framing
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Henri Michaux
Belgium
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Artwork details
- Medium : Engraving, Lithography on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 19.9x13in
About this artwork
Publisher: Galerie Le Point Cardinal, Paris.
Work signed, numbered and limited to 30 copies.
Printer: Pons, Paris.
References: Cramer catalog raisonné.
Work signed, numbered and limited to 30 copies.
Printer: Pons, Paris.
References: Cramer catalog raisonné.
Henri Michaux
Belgium
Credentials
- Famous Artist
Henri Michaux, a Belgian-born French poet and painter, wielded his pen and brush with equal deftness, fusing East Asian calligraphy with European modernism. Employing spontaneous lines and agitated marks, his techniques echoed his literary prowess, each stroke a word in a visceral dialect of movement and transformation. His works—a visual poetry—evoke introspection and the turbulences of the human psyche, charting unseen territories of emotion and thought.
Henri Michaux
Composition
$2,100
