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// Antoni Tàpies' Llambrec-10, a limited edition lithograph from 1975, reveals the artist’s fascination with expressive gestures and symbolic abstraction. The composition features bold, black brushstrokes combined with a textured, linear pattern that cascades downward, creating a contrast between fluidity and structure. The form at the top resembles a calligraphic stroke or a mysterious symbol, marked by a cross-like overlay, adding layers of meaning and ambiguity. Tàpies’ work often conveys a sense of introspection and mystery, inviting viewers to explore the spiritual and philosophical depths within the abstract. Llambrec-10 exemplifies his ability to convey emotion and contemplation through minimalistic yet powerful visual language.
Saca la lengua, 1973
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// Antoni Tàpies' Llambrec-10, a limited edition lithograph from 1975, reveals the artist’s fascination with expressive gestures and symbolic abstraction. The composition features bold, black brushstrokes combined with a textured, linear pattern that cascades downward, creating a contrast between fluidity and structure. The form at the top resembles a calligraphic stroke or a mysterious symbol, marked by a cross-like overlay, adding layers of meaning and ambiguity. Tàpies’ work often conveys a sense of introspection and mystery, inviting viewers to explore the spiritual and philosophical depths within the abstract. Llambrec-10 exemplifies his ability to convey emotion and contemplation through minimalistic yet powerful visual language.
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Saca La Lengua, 1973
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EUR 1,700
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