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Lithography and color zincography; 135 signed and numbered copies; paper: Vélin d’Arches; Perfect condition; It consists of 90 signed and numbered copies, 25 E.A. signed, 20 H.C signed copies. Publisher: Galerie Maeght Lelong, Paris. Cataloging number: 385. Listed on page 447 by Antonio Saura; printed graphic. // Rompecabezas by Antonio Saura, created in 1984, is a lively limited edition mixed media print combining lithography and color zincography, produced in 135 signed and numbered copies. The composition resembles a chaotic, colorful puzzle of faces and abstract shapes, densely packed together over a dark background. Each small figure or shape is uniquely colored, creating a vibrant mosaic of expressions, symbols, and abstracted human features. Saura’s playful and intense use of color—greens, reds, yellows, and blues—against the black background creates a sense of depth and movement, engaging the viewer’s eye to explore each detail. The fragmented and stylized faces evoke a surreal and dynamic atmosphere, perhaps reflecting a fragmented view of humanity. Rompecabezas, meaning puzzle in Spanish, aptly captures the piece's intricate assembly of forms, showcasing Saura’s skill in blending color and abstraction to create a captivating visual experience.
Rompecabezas, 1984
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Lithography and color zincography; 135 signed and numbered copies; paper: Vélin d’Arches; Perfect condition; It consists of 90 signed and numbered copies, 25 E.A. signed, 20 H.C signed copies. Publisher: Galerie Maeght Lelong, Paris. Cataloging number: 385. Listed on page 447 by Antonio Saura; printed graphic. // Rompecabezas by Antonio Saura, created in 1984, is a lively limited edition mixed media print combining lithography and color zincography, produced in 135 signed and numbered copies. The composition resembles a chaotic, colorful puzzle of faces and abstract shapes, densely packed together over a dark background. Each small figure or shape is uniquely colored, creating a vibrant mosaic of expressions, symbols, and abstracted human features. Saura’s playful and intense use of color—greens, reds, yellows, and blues—against the black background creates a sense of depth and movement, engaging the viewer’s eye to explore each detail. The fragmented and stylized faces evoke a surreal and dynamic atmosphere, perhaps reflecting a fragmented view of humanity. Rompecabezas, meaning puzzle in Spanish, aptly captures the piece's intricate assembly of forms, showcasing Saura’s skill in blending color and abstraction to create a captivating visual experience.
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