[1980s and up] Heinz Mack, signed serigraph, 1981 Screen print on coated paper, 105 x 76 cm, signed and numbered in pencil (38/190), in the lower left section. Characteristic print by Mack, displaying an image from his alluring Wings series. The print is framed in wood behind plexiglass, 117.5 x 87.5 x 4 cm, glued on just a few points. Very tiny irregularity along lower right paper edge, overall in excellent condition. The wooden frame shows small damage on the backside of the upper left corner. German artist Heinz Mack (1931) was founder op the Zero movement in 1957, and known for his contributions to op art, light art and kinetic art. Print in excellent condition. *Very heavy item due to the weight of its frame. Reference: Annette Fulda-Kahn, Mack - Druckgraphik und Multiples No. 205.

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