Apocalypse is an original artwork realized by Charles Lapicque in 1974.

Colored lithograph. Not signed. as issued.

Excellent condition. Printed by Mourlot , France.

This lithograph was realized  by the artist in 1974 for éditions XXe Siècle - Le Surrèalisme II - XLIII - 74. 

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T-158478
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Apocalypse is an original artwork realized by Charles Lapicque in 1974.

Colored lithograph. Not signed. as issued.

Excellent condition. Printed by Mourlot , France.

This lithograph was realized  by the artist in 1974 for éditions XXe Siècle - Le Surrèalisme II - XLIII - 74 .

 

Charles Lapicque  (1898 - 1988) was a French  painter  known for his brightly colored depictions of landscapes and figures.  His focused on the optical research, which would serve him well later as an artist with a particularly keen sensitivity to the play of light. Until the end, his artistic practice was informed by his interest in the precise study of color and his innovative experimentations with color perception and composition.

Gualtieri di San Lazzaro  (Giuseppe Papa, 1904-1974), editor, collector, and critic, gave life to a major magazine of contemporary art: he founded and directed the magazine  XXe Siècle , published in Paris since 1938, dedicating each issue to a different theme of contemporary art and illustrating it with original graphics by masters such as Arp, Henri Laurens, Miró, Klee, Moore, Marino Marini, Magnelli, Picasso etc.

 

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SKU
T-158478
Artist
Charles Lapicque
Typology
Original Prints
Technique
Lithograph
Period
1970s
Year
1974
Signature
Not signed
Conditions
Excellent (perfect conditions, as new)
Dimensions (cm)
31 x 24 x 0.1
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