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Lithography and etching in nebro, gray and red; 75 signed and numbered copies; paper: Perfect condition Publisher: Maeght, Paris. Cataloging number: 330. Listed on page 202 of Tàpies. Graphic work. 1947-1972. Editorial Gustavo Gili. 1973 // Taches et Chiffres 1 by Antoni Tàpies, created in 1972, combines lithography and etching to produce an expressive and layered composition. This piece features a striking contrast of deep red shapes across a textured black and gray background. A bold, abstract red form stretches horizontally, almost resembling a bridge or crossbar, while cryptic symbols and numbers are scattered around, inviting contemplation on their meaning. The background’s texture, with rough, almost scraped layers, adds depth and evokes a sense of erosion or wear, enhancing the raw and tactile quality of the work. Printed on Arches paper, this mixed-media lithograph reflects Tàpies' exploration of materials and abstract symbolism, creating a piece that feels both enigmatic and grounded. Limited to 75 signed and numbered copies, Taches et Chiffres 1 stands as a testament to Tàpies' ability to evoke emotion through minimalistic yet powerful visuals.
Taches Et Chiffres 1, 1972
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Lithography and etching in nebro, gray and red; 75 signed and numbered copies; paper: Perfect condition Publisher: Maeght, Paris. Cataloging number: 330. Listed on page 202 of Tàpies. Graphic work. 1947-1972. Editorial Gustavo Gili. 1973 // Taches et Chiffres 1 by Antoni Tàpies, created in 1972, combines lithography and etching to produce an expressive and layered composition. This piece features a striking contrast of deep red shapes across a textured black and gray background. A bold, abstract red form stretches horizontally, almost resembling a bridge or crossbar, while cryptic symbols and numbers are scattered around, inviting contemplation on their meaning. The background’s texture, with rough, almost scraped layers, adds depth and evokes a sense of erosion or wear, enhancing the raw and tactile quality of the work. Printed on Arches paper, this mixed-media lithograph reflects Tàpies' exploration of materials and abstract symbolism, creating a piece that feels both enigmatic and grounded. Limited to 75 signed and numbered copies, Taches et Chiffres 1 stands as a testament to Tàpies' ability to evoke emotion through minimalistic yet powerful visuals.
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