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// Antoni Tàpies' Poems 5 (1974) is a lithograph that reflects his characteristic use of texture and minimalistic abstraction. The artwork is dominated by a dark, almost monochromatic background, punctuated by rough, textured areas at the top and horizontal, gold-colored patches that appear torn or worn, creating an intriguing contrast. The composition's simplicity, paired with the subtle use of materials, evokes a sense of mystery and contemplation. Tàpies often explored the physicality of his medium, and this piece exemplifies his focus on the tactile qualities and the poetic resonance of abstract forms. This limited edition print is produced in an edition of 75.
Poems 5, 1974
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// Antoni Tàpies' Poems 5 (1974) is a lithograph that reflects his characteristic use of texture and minimalistic abstraction. The artwork is dominated by a dark, almost monochromatic background, punctuated by rough, textured areas at the top and horizontal, gold-colored patches that appear torn or worn, creating an intriguing contrast. The composition's simplicity, paired with the subtle use of materials, evokes a sense of mystery and contemplation. Tàpies often explored the physicality of his medium, and this piece exemplifies his focus on the tactile qualities and the poetic resonance of abstract forms. This limited edition print is produced in an edition of 75.
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Antoni Tapies
Primer Congreso Nacional De Neuropedriatria, 1982
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EUR 1,875
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