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Hans Hartung’s Lithographie Farandoles VI, 1971, monochromatic abstract lithograph with overlapping rectangular forms on Guarro paper.

From the leading edition of the book Farandole by Hans Hartung. Farandole 19, 1971. - Edition in 75 copies on Guarro paper. - Sheet: 86.5 cm x 59.5 cm - Dimensions of the work: 48 X 34 cm. // Hans Hartung’s Lithographie Farandoles VI (1971) is a monochromatic lithograph that showcases the artist’s signature abstract expressionist style. Composed of bold, overlapping rectangular forms in varying shades and textures, the artwork exudes a dynamic tension and sense of rhythm. The layers of black and gray create an interplay between opacity and transparency, inviting viewers to appreciate the depth and complexity within the seemingly simple composition. Printed on Guarro paper, this piece reflects Hartung’s fascination with expressive mark-making, using shapes to convey movement and emotion. This lithograph, part of a limited edition for the Farandole series, exemplifies Hartung’s commitment to abstraction and visual harmony.

Artwork Copyright © Hans Hartung

Lithographie Farandoles VI, 1971

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From the leading edition of the book Farandole by Hans Hartung. Farandole 19, 1971. - Edition in 75 copies on Guarro paper. - Sheet: 86.5 cm x 59.5 cm - Dimensions of the work: 48 X 34 cm. // Hans Hartung’s Lithographie Farandoles VI (1971) is a monochromatic lithograph that showcases the artist’s signature abstract expressionist style. Composed of bold, overlapping rectangular forms in varying shades and textures, the artwork exudes a dynamic tension and sense of rhythm. The layers of black and gray create an interplay between opacity and transparency, inviting viewers to appreciate the depth and complexity within the seemingly simple composition. Printed on Guarro paper, this piece reflects Hartung’s fascination with expressive mark-making, using shapes to convey movement and emotion. This lithograph, part of a limited edition for the Farandole series, exemplifies Hartung’s commitment to abstraction and visual harmony.

Artwork Copyright © Hans Hartung

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Lyrical abstraction is a descriptive term characterizing a type of abstract painting closely related to Abstract Expressionism, in use from the 1940s to the present. The term can also describe two distinct but related trends in post-World War II modernist painting. This art movement originated in Paris, France, after the war, emphasizing personal expression, spontaneity, and the emotional use of color and form.

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