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Lithograph in black, numbered lower left and signed in pencil lower right. On BKF Rives wove paper. Printed by Erker-Presse, St. Gallen. Published by Galerie de France, Paris. Two small restored tears at the top of the plate. L 1973-46 by Hans Hartung is a 1973 lithograph printed in black on BKF Rives wove paper, exemplifying his dynamic approach to gestural abstraction. In this composition, Hartung creates a dense field of expressive black ink, intersected by sharp, linear incisions and fine white scratches, evoking both structure and spontaneity. The vertical tension and subtle tonal variations suggest movement, energy, and a meditative rhythm. Printed by Erker-Presse and published by Galerie de France, this work belongs to a limited edition of 75, signed and numbered by the artist.
L 1973-46, 1973
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Lithograph in black, numbered lower left and signed in pencil lower right. On BKF Rives wove paper. Printed by Erker-Presse, St. Gallen. Published by Galerie de France, Paris. Two small restored tears at the top of the plate. L 1973-46 by Hans Hartung is a 1973 lithograph printed in black on BKF Rives wove paper, exemplifying his dynamic approach to gestural abstraction. In this composition, Hartung creates a dense field of expressive black ink, intersected by sharp, linear incisions and fine white scratches, evoking both structure and spontaneity. The vertical tension and subtle tonal variations suggest movement, energy, and a meditative rhythm. Printed by Erker-Presse and published by Galerie de France, this work belongs to a limited edition of 75, signed and numbered by the artist.
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