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One of the 5 etchings, Las Estampas de la Cometa; Gustavo Gili, Barcelona, 1971 - On watermarked Arches paper - Plate: 52 x 79 cm. - Sheet: 75 x 105.3 cm. // Hans Hartung's Las Estampas de la Cometa 4 (1971) is part of a series of five etchings published by Gustavo Gili in Barcelona. This limited edition print (75 copies plus HC) is created on watermarked Arches paper, showcasing Hartung’s mastery in abstract, gestural art. The composition features a striking contrast of fine, vertical lines that intersect and diverge, creating a sense of tension and dynamism. On the left, dense black strokes provide balance and visual weight, enhancing the overall movement. The dimensions of the plate are 52 x 79 cm, while the sheet measures 75 x 105.3 cm, offering a large, immersive visual experience.
Las Estampas de la Cometa 4, 1971
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One of the 5 etchings, Las Estampas de la Cometa; Gustavo Gili, Barcelona, 1971 - On watermarked Arches paper - Plate: 52 x 79 cm. - Sheet: 75 x 105.3 cm. // Hans Hartung's Las Estampas de la Cometa 4 (1971) is part of a series of five etchings published by Gustavo Gili in Barcelona. This limited edition print (75 copies plus HC) is created on watermarked Arches paper, showcasing Hartung’s mastery in abstract, gestural art. The composition features a striking contrast of fine, vertical lines that intersect and diverge, creating a sense of tension and dynamism. On the left, dense black strokes provide balance and visual weight, enhancing the overall movement. The dimensions of the plate are 52 x 79 cm, while the sheet measures 75 x 105.3 cm, offering a large, immersive visual experience.
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