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100 signed and numbered copies; Plate size: 53.5 x 68 cm. Artwork size: 73.5 x 90 cm. Perfect condition; Etching and aquatint, with acrylic by the artist and signed in pencil by the artist. // Flecha by Antoni Tàpies, created in 1990, is a powerful piece combining etching, aquatint, and acrylic. Limited to 100 signed and numbered copies, this artwork features a dark, layered composition where earthy tones of brown and black interplay with textured markings and abstract shapes. A prominent white arrow, or flecha, sweeps across the central area, drawing the viewer’s eye through the dense, collage-like space. This central symbol, along with gestural marks and scattered handprints, adds a dynamic, almost narrative quality to the piece, inviting interpretations of movement or direction. The artwork’s tactile quality and complex layering reflect Tàpies' exploration of symbolism and materiality, blending both primitive and modernist elements in a contemplative, enigmatic style.
Flecha, 1990
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100 signed and numbered copies; Plate size: 53.5 x 68 cm. Artwork size: 73.5 x 90 cm. Perfect condition; Etching and aquatint, with acrylic by the artist and signed in pencil by the artist. // Flecha by Antoni Tàpies, created in 1990, is a powerful piece combining etching, aquatint, and acrylic. Limited to 100 signed and numbered copies, this artwork features a dark, layered composition where earthy tones of brown and black interplay with textured markings and abstract shapes. A prominent white arrow, or flecha, sweeps across the central area, drawing the viewer’s eye through the dense, collage-like space. This central symbol, along with gestural marks and scattered handprints, adds a dynamic, almost narrative quality to the piece, inviting interpretations of movement or direction. The artwork’s tactile quality and complex layering reflect Tàpies' exploration of symbolism and materiality, blending both primitive and modernist elements in a contemplative, enigmatic style.
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Antoni Tapies
Primer Congreso Nacional De Neuropedriatria, 1982
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