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Etching in colours with relief and grattage, on Guarro paper - Signed in pencil // Antoni Tàpies’s Cobert de Roig (1984) is a dynamic and textured etching that exemplifies his abstract style and mastery of material experimentation. The artwork features a bold use of red, layered with black geometric forms and gestural brushstrokes. The etching incorporates grattage (scraping) techniques, adding depth and tactile quality to the composition. The contrasting textures and colors create a sense of movement and intensity, evoking a visceral response from the viewer. The work is printed on Guarro paper and includes Tàpies’s signature in pencil, indicating its authenticity. Produced in a limited edition of 99 with an additional 15 artist proofs (AP), Cobert de Roig reflects Tàpies's exploration of materiality, symbolism, and the transformation of surface into a complex visual language.
Cobert de Roig, 1984
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Etching in colours with relief and grattage, on Guarro paper - Signed in pencil // Antoni Tàpies’s Cobert de Roig (1984) is a dynamic and textured etching that exemplifies his abstract style and mastery of material experimentation. The artwork features a bold use of red, layered with black geometric forms and gestural brushstrokes. The etching incorporates grattage (scraping) techniques, adding depth and tactile quality to the composition. The contrasting textures and colors create a sense of movement and intensity, evoking a visceral response from the viewer. The work is printed on Guarro paper and includes Tàpies’s signature in pencil, indicating its authenticity. Produced in a limited edition of 99 with an additional 15 artist proofs (AP), Cobert de Roig reflects Tàpies's exploration of materiality, symbolism, and the transformation of surface into a complex visual language.
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Antoni Tapies
Primer Congreso Nacional De Neuropedriatria, 1982
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EUR 1,875
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