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// Clau-12 by Antoni Tàpies is a lithograph from 1973, part of a limited edition of 75. This work reflects Tàpies' iconic style, where abstract forms, textures, and symbolic gestures converge. Dominated by dark tones, the composition features a heavy, looming shape that hovers over a rough, textured background. White, dashed lines and abstract scribbles are juxtaposed against the dark mass, adding a sense of tension and intrigue. These markings could represent boundaries or symbolic barriers, common themes in Tàpies' work, where he often explores dualities such as the material versus the immaterial. The piece invites viewers into a contemplative space, prompting questions about depth, weight, and the interplay between the visible and the concealed.
Clau-12 , 1973
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// Clau-12 by Antoni Tàpies is a lithograph from 1973, part of a limited edition of 75. This work reflects Tàpies' iconic style, where abstract forms, textures, and symbolic gestures converge. Dominated by dark tones, the composition features a heavy, looming shape that hovers over a rough, textured background. White, dashed lines and abstract scribbles are juxtaposed against the dark mass, adding a sense of tension and intrigue. These markings could represent boundaries or symbolic barriers, common themes in Tàpies' work, where he often explores dualities such as the material versus the immaterial. The piece invites viewers into a contemplative space, prompting questions about depth, weight, and the interplay between the visible and the concealed.
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Antoni Tapies
Primer Congreso Nacional De Neuropedriatria, 1982
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EUR 1,875
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