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Fine handcoloured lithograph, hand-signed by the artist. // Nocturn Matinal -8 by Antoni Tàpies is a dynamic hand-colored lithograph from 1970, showcasing the artist's unique approach to abstraction and materiality. This print, measuring 63 cm by 110 cm, features an expansive, irregular pink and yellow form that seems to hover over the white background, with spontaneous black marks framing its edges. Tàpies’ signature gestural marks and textural details give the piece a sense of movement and spontaneity, as if capturing a fleeting moment. The interplay of soft pastel colors with intense black strokes creates a compelling contrast, evoking themes of balance, duality, and the intangible nature of dawn and dusk. Part of a limited edition of 100, with additional HC and artist's proofs, this lithograph is hand-signed by Tàpies, reflecting his commitment to both expressive abstraction and meticulous craftsmanship.
Nocturn matinal -8 , 1970
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Fine handcoloured lithograph, hand-signed by the artist. // Nocturn Matinal -8 by Antoni Tàpies is a dynamic hand-colored lithograph from 1970, showcasing the artist's unique approach to abstraction and materiality. This print, measuring 63 cm by 110 cm, features an expansive, irregular pink and yellow form that seems to hover over the white background, with spontaneous black marks framing its edges. Tàpies’ signature gestural marks and textural details give the piece a sense of movement and spontaneity, as if capturing a fleeting moment. The interplay of soft pastel colors with intense black strokes creates a compelling contrast, evoking themes of balance, duality, and the intangible nature of dawn and dusk. Part of a limited edition of 100, with additional HC and artist's proofs, this lithograph is hand-signed by Tàpies, reflecting his commitment to both expressive abstraction and meticulous craftsmanship.
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