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Pierre SOULAGES (1919) - Sérigraphie originale signée, datée 1979 - Porte la mention Sérigraphies originales de Pierre Soulages - 13,5 x 42,5 cm

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Pierre SOULAGES (1919) - Sérigraphie originale signée, datée 1979 - Porte la mention Sérigraphies originales de Pierre Soulages - 13,5 x 42,5 cm

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Pierre SOULAGES (1919-2022) Serigraph n°8, 1978 Color serigraph on white wove paper Signed "Soulages" in pencil lower right and numbered "149/150" in pencil lower left 57.5 x 46 cm Framed Condition report available on request: [email protected] BIBLIOGRAPHY Benoît Decron, "Soulages, l'oeuvre imprimée" exhibition catalog, Paris, BNF, 2003, under no. 100 NOTICE Pierre Soulages produced his first silkscreen prints in 1973. The matrix of a silkscreen is a fabric screen stretched over the paper. The ink passes through the screen and is deposited on the paper in places not covered by the covers. This technique requires no press, and Pierre Soulages appreciates its immediacy. Although silk-screen printing enables an identical model to be reproduced, each print retains a certain originality, producing unique pieces due to possible drips or imperfections in superimpositions.

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