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Resin on Arches paper, signed by the artist. // Vaisselle by Antoni Tàpies is a mixed-media print on Arches paper, created in 1984 and signed by the artist. This limited edition print (edition of 75) explores everyday objects, presenting a minimalist yet texturally rich depiction of tableware. Tàpies uses resin to add dimensionality, giving the plates and bowls an almost sculptural presence against a muted, earthy background. The subtle layering of white and beige on a dark field creates a tactile quality, imbuing these simple items with a sense of quiet reverence and contemplation. Tàpies’ approach highlights the beauty in ordinary objects, inviting viewers to appreciate their forms.
Vaisselle, 1984
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Resin on Arches paper, signed by the artist. // Vaisselle by Antoni Tàpies is a mixed-media print on Arches paper, created in 1984 and signed by the artist. This limited edition print (edition of 75) explores everyday objects, presenting a minimalist yet texturally rich depiction of tableware. Tàpies uses resin to add dimensionality, giving the plates and bowls an almost sculptural presence against a muted, earthy background. The subtle layering of white and beige on a dark field creates a tactile quality, imbuing these simple items with a sense of quiet reverence and contemplation. Tàpies’ approach highlights the beauty in ordinary objects, inviting viewers to appreciate their forms.
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Antoni Tapies
Primer Congreso Nacional De Neuropedriatria, 1982
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EUR 1,875
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