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Plate size: 35 x 45 cm.; artwork size: 56 x 76 cm. - In perfect condition - Published by Sala Gaspar, Barcelona. - Cataloging number: 212. Listed on page 127 of Tàpies. Graphic work; 1947-1972. Editorial Gustavo Gili. 1973. // Fregoli 1 by Antoni Tàpies, created in 1969, is a lithograph printed on paper, limited to 100 signed and numbered copies, with additional artist proofs. This artwork, published by Sala Gaspar in Barcelona, embodies Tàpies' distinctive abstract expression. The composition centers on two large, dark, rounded forms resembling stains or smudges, with wispy, gestural marks extending outward in a loose, organic arrangement. Surrounding the dark central forms are subtle lines and splatters, giving the piece a sense of movement and spontaneity. The minimalistic, almost ghostly imagery suggests themes of transformation or traces left behind, encouraging viewers to interpret the forms as imprints or memories. Fregoli 1 is cataloged in Tàpies' graphic work, marking its importance in his exploration of abstract symbols and textures.
Fregoli 1, 1969
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Plate size: 35 x 45 cm.; artwork size: 56 x 76 cm. - In perfect condition - Published by Sala Gaspar, Barcelona. - Cataloging number: 212. Listed on page 127 of Tàpies. Graphic work; 1947-1972. Editorial Gustavo Gili. 1973. // Fregoli 1 by Antoni Tàpies, created in 1969, is a lithograph printed on paper, limited to 100 signed and numbered copies, with additional artist proofs. This artwork, published by Sala Gaspar in Barcelona, embodies Tàpies' distinctive abstract expression. The composition centers on two large, dark, rounded forms resembling stains or smudges, with wispy, gestural marks extending outward in a loose, organic arrangement. Surrounding the dark central forms are subtle lines and splatters, giving the piece a sense of movement and spontaneity. The minimalistic, almost ghostly imagery suggests themes of transformation or traces left behind, encouraging viewers to interpret the forms as imprints or memories. Fregoli 1 is cataloged in Tàpies' graphic work, marking its importance in his exploration of abstract symbols and textures.
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Antoni Tapies
Primer Congreso Nacional De Neuropedriatria, 1982
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