New Pamono Pablo Palazuelo, Large Abstraction Triptych, 1955, Lithograph

Pablo Palazuelo – Rare Original triptych lithograph, 1955. from Dlm, 1955
Printed by Mourlot, Limited Edition Lithograph on wove paper in excellent condition for its age, text on the back and folds from the edition as issued, Coa and documentation included.
Extremely decorative, ready to be framed and hanged both horizontal and vertical, suitable for any kind of space.

Size: 84 x 38 cm / 15 × 33 1/10 in

* Pablo Palazuelo (1916-2007) was an influential Spanish artist who was important in the development in the identity of Modern Spanish art. He was a long-term collaborator with Gallerie Maeght, the creators of Derriere Le Mirroir. His early works were bold and figurative, largely inspired by Juan Gris and Pablo Picasso. However, over time his pieces became increasingly focused on pure abstract forms, infused by his interest in Eastern art. His work was shown widely throughout his life, until his death in 2007. His art is held in public collections around the world, including at the Guggenheim in New York.