Pierre Székely (Hungarian, 1923-2001) La Paix; Vie quatre; Équilibre. 1969-1971. Prints (on stone, cement and granite). Various formats. Good proofs on various modest papers, titled, annotated and dated in pencil, 2 dedicated. Accidents, soiling, large moisture rings. The last one with numerous small holes and a large piece of adhesive tape as a rough restoration on verso. Joint: Light receptacle. Noël 1966. Print (silk on stone). [255x260]. Gilded bronze impression. Proof on modest vellum. Scattered light foxing. Set of 4 p.

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