100 - Albert Gleizes (Paris 1881–1953 Avignon), “Peinture à trois éléments” (Painting with Three Elements), 1924/27, 13-color pochoir by Robert Pouyaud on vélin, based on a 1924 gouache by Albert Gleizes, created in 1927 under the artist’s supervision, signed in pencil lower right, WVZ Varichon 1064, 37.4 x 28.9 cm; pochoirs are created using individual stencils—rather than printing plates—with each stencil applied to apply a single color; mounted under glass and a mat in a simple solid gold frame; overall dimensions: 67 x 52 cm. Limit 900,-

Albert Gleizes (Paris 1881–1953 Avignon), “Peinture à trois éléments” (Painting with Three Elements), 1924/27, 13-color pochoir by Robert Pouyaud on vélin, based on a 1924 gouache by Albert Gleizes, created in 1927 under the artist’s supervision, signed in pencil lower right, WVZ Varichon 1064, 37.4 x 28.9 cm; pochoirs are created using individual stencils—rather than printing plates—with each stencil applied to apply a single color; mounted under glass and a mat in a simple solid gold frame; overall dimensions: 67 x 52 cm. Limit 900,- >> French painter, graphic artist, and art theorist; co-founder of the Salon d’Automne in 1903; leading exponent of Cubism; first exhibition in Moscow in 1910; in 1912, he co-authored the treatise “Du Cubisme” with Jean Metzinger; the artist lived in New York from 1917 to 1919, in 1927, he was part of the artists’ colony in Sablons; in 1931, he was a founding member of the Abstraction-Création group; in 1937, several of his works were confiscated and removed from German museums; in 1951, he won the Grand Prix at the French Biennale in Menton.