Victor Vasarely, Composition, 1975, Print

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Victor vasarely (1906–1997) – limited edition signed artwork (234/250)

presenting an exquisite 1975, limited edition piece by victor vasarely, the … more Victor vasarely (1906–1997) – limited edition signed artwork (234/250)

presenting an exquisite 1975, limited edition piece by victor vasarely, the master of op art (optical art), numbered 234 out of 250. This signed work showcases vasarely’s iconic geometric abstraction, blending sharp contrasts of black, white, and deep blue to create the illusion of dimensionality. His revolutionary approach to art, rooted in mathematics and geometry, continues to influence contemporary art and design, making this piece a valuable addition to any serious collection.

this artwork bears the embossed logo of the renowned galerie denise rené, an institution synonymous with modern and kinetic art. Established in paris in 1944 by denise rené, the gallery has been pivotal in promoting avant-garde artists, including vasarely. Denise rené championed geometric abstraction, op art, and kinetic art, making her gallery a nexus for artists pushing the boundaries of visual perception.

victor vasarely: known as the father of op art, vasarely’s work is characterized by its pioneering use of color and form to create dynamic optical effects that seem to vibrate or shift as the viewer moves. His works are housed in major museums and collections worldwide, including the centre pompidou in paris and the vasarely foundation in provence, france.

this limited edition piece, framed and signed, offers collectors a rare opportunity to own a part of the vasarely legacy. Whether you are a long-time admirer or newly discovering his works, this artwork is a testament to his enduring genius.

measurements frame included : h.77 x w.58 cm - h.30.315 x w.22.834 inches

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