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Original lithograph; hand-signed in pencil by the artist. // A riot of tangled figures, bold outlines, and electric colour erupts across the sheet in Combas's unmistakable Figuration Libre style, celebrating the spectacle and energy of the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games. The composition teems with interlocking athletic bodies rendered in thick, cartoonish contours, their dynamic poses channelling the raw exuberance of street art and comic books into the tradition of the commemorative Olympic print. Combas — a leading figure of the French Figuration Libre movement alongside Rémi Blanchard and Hervé Di Rosa — here delivers one of his most joyously kinetic compositions. An increasingly scarce edition, this hand-signed lithograph captures the spirit of an era when art and sport converged on the world stage.
Jeux Olympiques de Barcelone, 1992
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Original lithograph; hand-signed in pencil by the artist. // A riot of tangled figures, bold outlines, and electric colour erupts across the sheet in Combas's unmistakable Figuration Libre style, celebrating the spectacle and energy of the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games. The composition teems with interlocking athletic bodies rendered in thick, cartoonish contours, their dynamic poses channelling the raw exuberance of street art and comic books into the tradition of the commemorative Olympic print. Combas — a leading figure of the French Figuration Libre movement alongside Rémi Blanchard and Hervé Di Rosa — here delivers one of his most joyously kinetic compositions. An increasingly scarce edition, this hand-signed lithograph captures the spirit of an era when art and sport converged on the world stage.
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Robert Combas
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