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Catalogue raisonné WCC.372. Lithograph and zincograph. India by Antonio Saura is a 1983 lithograph and zincograph that demonstrates the artist’s vivid and expressive reinterpretation of the human figure. The composition presents a stylized head with exaggerated circular eyes and a broad, mechanical-like mouth, crowned by radiating lines that resemble a burst of hair or energy. Layers of bright colors—red, yellow, green, and blue—overlap energetic black outlines, producing a vibrant and rhythmic surface. The geometric triangular form beneath the head introduces a structural counterpoint to the animated lines above. Saura’s distorted features and intense color contrasts transform the figure into a symbolic presence rather than a realistic portrait. Measuring 65 × 50 cm, the print was produced in an edition of 110 and is listed in the catalogue raisonné under reference WCC.372.
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Catalogue raisonné WCC.372. Lithograph and zincograph. India by Antonio Saura is a 1983 lithograph and zincograph that demonstrates the artist’s vivid and expressive reinterpretation of the human figure. The composition presents a stylized head with exaggerated circular eyes and a broad, mechanical-like mouth, crowned by radiating lines that resemble a burst of hair or energy. Layers of bright colors—red, yellow, green, and blue—overlap energetic black outlines, producing a vibrant and rhythmic surface. The geometric triangular form beneath the head introduces a structural counterpoint to the animated lines above. Saura’s distorted features and intense color contrasts transform the figure into a symbolic presence rather than a realistic portrait. Measuring 65 × 50 cm, the print was produced in an edition of 110 and is listed in the catalogue raisonné under reference WCC.372.
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