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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. // Las Estampas de la Cometa 5 by Hans Hartung is part of a series of five etchings published in 1971 by Gustavo Gili in Barcelona. This work showcases Hartung’s abstract and gestural style, characterized by dynamic, sweeping lines and bold, rhythmic patterns. The composition features a series of thick, black lines that twist, curve, and intersect, creating a sense of movement and tension across the image. The etching's bold, graphic quality emphasizes the spontaneity and energy typical of Hartung's work, echoing influences of both abstract expressionism and gestural abstraction.Printed on watermarked Arches paper, the plate size measures 52 x 79 cm, while the entire sheet is 75 x 105.3 cm. The piece is part of a limited edition of 75, with additional HC (hors commerce) copies, underscoring its rarity and exclusivity. The work reflects Hartung’s exploration of form and motion, using simple yet powerful visual elements to create a dynamic composition.
Las Estampas de la Cometa 5, 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. // Las Estampas de la Cometa 5 by Hans Hartung is part of a series of five etchings published in 1971 by Gustavo Gili in Barcelona. This work showcases Hartung’s abstract and gestural style, characterized by dynamic, sweeping lines and bold, rhythmic patterns. The composition features a series of thick, black lines that twist, curve, and intersect, creating a sense of movement and tension across the image. The etching's bold, graphic quality emphasizes the spontaneity and energy typical of Hartung's work, echoing influences of both abstract expressionism and gestural abstraction.Printed on watermarked Arches paper, the plate size measures 52 x 79 cm, while the entire sheet is 75 x 105.3 cm. The piece is part of a limited edition of 75, with additional HC (hors commerce) copies, underscoring its rarity and exclusivity. The work reflects Hartung’s exploration of form and motion, using simple yet powerful visual elements to create a dynamic composition.
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