Victor Vasarely Vonal Ksz. This electronic record was created from historic documentation that does not necessarily reflect the yale. Join mutualart to unlock sale information.
There may be some minor flaws. £40 domestic, £90 rest of world. Denise rené, la fondation vasarely:
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Title, publisher, year, and dimensions on the back. A kinetic aspect is generated as well as a spatial dimension by the repetition of lines in. This electronic record was created from historic documentation that does not necessarily reflect the yale.
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In 1928/1929, he enrolled at sándor bortnyik's private art school called műhely (lit. One of the academies he studied at was műhely, which was widely considered to be the premiere bauhaus school… Died march 15 1997, paris.
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‘vonal stri’ was created in 1975 by victor vasarely in op art style. He interrupted his medical studies in 1927 to devote himself to artistic practice and after two years he enrolled in the school founded by alexandre bortnyik on the principles of the bauhaus, a period in which he was influenced by abstract art. Signed by the creator himself in the 60s, it’s printed on a silk screen and spotlights.
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See available prints and multiples, paintings, and sculpture for sale and learn about the artist. This vintage silkscreen is signed and numbered in pencil. Victor vasarely and budapest, where in 1925 he took up medical studies at eötvös loránd university.
24 Windows On The Shopfront Are Decorated With His Designs;
Free returns all the time. Victor vasarely, leader of the op art movement of 1960's, used disorientating effects to create often impossible images to the human eye, such as these vasarely prints and sculptures. Hungarian artist, the father of optical art, the style's leading theorist and its most inventive practician, a man of science who understood ahead of everybody else how technology would radically change our world, an intuition that he projected into his works.an artist and socialist whose goal was to create designs that were universal, to.
