Silkscreen after the original gouache FIN by Auguste Herbin.
Limited edition - Auguste Herbin - original silkscreen
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Silkscreen after the original gouache FIN by Auguste Herbin.
Silkscreen after the original gouache "FIN" by Auguste Herbin.
Special Edition: 100 copies with pad by Workshop "Herbin".
Auguste Herbin, along with Matisse, the founder of the museum of Le Cateau which it offers twenty-two works in 1956. Born, like his neighbor, in the middle of looms, it is one of the undisputed masters of color. He participates in the great revolutions beasts and Cubists. After the First World War, he became one of the main protagonists of the great movements of abstraction, especially "Abstraction - Creation" and "New Realities". Founder of abstraction in France, he scored a century in a big way.
Sérigraphie avec tampon
Data sheet
- Size
- 30 x 40 cm
- Edition
- 100 copies
- Technique
- With ink pad by the "Herbin" Workshop
- Publication date
- 2012
Herbin (Auguste)
Along with Matisse, Auguste Herbin founded the Museum of Le Cateau-Cambrésis, to which he donated twenty-two works of art in 1956. Like Matisse, Auguste Herbin was born in a cloth-weaving milieu. Auguste Herbin is considered one of the undisputed masters of colour. Auguste Herbin led an active role in the great Fauvist and Cubist revolutions, and after the First World War, he became one of the main protagonists in the great movement toward Abstractionism, in particular with “Abstraction – Creation” and “New Realities”. A founder of the Abstract art movement in France, AugustenHerbin left an outstanding mark on his century.
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