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    A mid century abstract limited edition (108/360) coloured lithograph, signed by Bengt Lindström.

    This mid century print is housed behind glass in a very complementary grey wood frame. There is some age toning to the mount card around the print, as seen in photos. It is otherwise in good condition.

    Size: 55 x 71 cm (including the frame)

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  • Kinetic Shapes

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    A very well presented mid century limited edition (1/211) colour lithograph, signed and numbered in pencil by Swedish artist Curt Hillfon.

    The artist has used shadows and tonal graduation to alter our sense of perspective in this abstract composition. Geometric shapes interact with each other in an interesting way, which is very pleasing on the eye.

    This mid century print is housed behind glass in a complementary simple gilt frame and wide mount. There is some minor scuffing to the lower frame edges as shown, but this does not detract from the overall appearance. The print is in excellent vintage condition and presented very nicely.

    Size: 52 x 42 cm (including frame)

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  • Three Graces

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    A mid century original coloured lithograph by the Italian artist Marino Marini, titled ‘Le Sacre du Printemps’, printed by the well known French printers studio Mourlot in Paris in 1973.

    ‘Le Sacre du Printemps’ (The Rite of Spring) is a ballet and orchestral concert work by the Russian composer Igor Stravinsky. It was the source of inspiration for this artwork by Marini.

    One of Italy’s most celebrated sculptors of the 20th century, Marino Marini primarily produced figurative bronze sculptures, though his practice also included paintings, drawings and etchings. Marini drew on the tradition of Etruscan and northern European sculpture, reinterpreting classical themes such as the female nude, the portrait bust, and the equestrian figure, which he combined with aspects of modernism—in particular exaggerated and elongated forms. Towards the end of his career Marini’s sometimes-monumental sculptures became increasingly abstracted. On trips to Paris and New York, he associated with Giorgio de ChiricoJean ArpMax Beckmann, and Alexander Calder, among other major modernist artists.

    This coloured lithograph is housed in a simple gilt frame that suits it perfectly. The print is framed behind glass. Both print and frame are in good vintage condition.

    Size: 40.5 x 35.5 cm (including the frame)

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  • Shadows

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    A large and very well executed 1959 limited edition (28/30) lithograph, signed by Waldemar Sjölander.

    The artist uses  tonal gradation, outlines, and shapes to create this playful composition. The figure is fragmented into several three dimensional forms, and plays on optical illusion. The artist converges the shadows of the figure with its three dimensional form, teasing our eyes which weave in and out of the shapes.

    This mid century print is laid onto a white mount, and housed behind glass in a very complementary gilt frame. Both print and frame are in good vintage condition.

    Size: 84 x 62 cm (including frame)

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    Free domestic (UK) shipping. As this artwork is very large, it is unlikely that we will be able to ship it internationally. If you are very interested and are located outside of the UK, please contact us and we will see what we can do.

  • Black Vessels

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    A very well executed chromo lithograph, signed by Nils Wedel to the lower edge in pencil.

    This mid century print is housed behind glass in a frame that has a lovely woven border. There is some general age toning to the paper of the print. The frame has some scuffing.

    Size: 54 x 68.5 cm (including frame)

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    Free domestic (UK) shipping. As this artwork is very large, it is unlikely that we will be able to ship it internationally. If you are very interested and are located outside of the UK, please contact us and we will see what we can do.

  • Racehorse

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    A mid century modernist limited edition (192/260) coloured lithograph, signed by Torsten Hult.

    Working in an almost ‘vorticist’ or ‘futurist’ style, the artist combines cubist fragmentation and hard-edged imagery to convey the dynamism, energy, and movement of the horses.

    This mid century print is housed behind glass in a very complementary silver frame. Both print and frame are in good vintage condition.

    Size: 51 x 68 cm (including the frame)

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  • Smile

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    A wonderfully fun and playful original artist’s proof lithograph, signed by Leif Sylvester and inscribed ‘E.A’ (épreuve d’artiste) to the bottom.

    An artist proof print has a connection to limited edition prints. These prints are used as a test print by the artist and kept for their personal collection. Traditionally the artist would take the proof straight off the printing press and amend the colours and quality. Then, once the artist was happy with the proof, they would then proceed with the limited edition print.

    Artist Proofs are generally valued higher than other prints in the edition, due to the rarity and small quantity of them. Oftentimes the Artist Proof are altered from the final edition, creating a uniqueness to them that is very desirable.

    This lithograph is housed behind glass in a complementary silver frame. Both print and frame are in good vintage condition.

    Size: 48 x 38 cm (including frame)

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  • Vibrations

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    A mid century limited edition (55/260) coloured lithograph, signed and numbered by the established French abstract artist Jean Deyrolle.

    Jean Deyrolle was a famous French abstract painter who belonged to the post-war School of Paris.  Deyrolle exhibited extensively in France and internationally where his work received critical acclaim. His works are held in the collections of numerous art museums including Musée d’Art Moderne de Ville de Paris; Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris; Bibliothéque Nationale, Paris; Brussels; Budapest; Copenhagen; Oslo; Turin; Sao Paolo and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York.

    Jean Deyrolle died in Toulon, France on 30th August 1967, aged 56.

    This mid century print is housed behind glass in a very complementary wood frame. There are some very minor scuffs to the frame, and a slight overall age toning (commensurate with age) to the print that adds to the overall appeal of the piece, which is in good condition otherwise.

    Size: 69 x 49 cm (including the frame)

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  • Matchsticks

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    A fun and playful 1972 limited edition (159/360) coloured lithograph, signed by Lennart Rodhe.

    The artist depicts various groups of matchsticks in different configurations, playing with shape, form, line and colour. Upon a striking red background we see a page that has been torn out of a sketchpad, giving the composition its light-hearted, playful feel.

    This mid century print is housed behind glass in a very complementary gilt frame. Both print and frame are in good vintage condition.

    Size: 45.5 x 55.5 cm (including the frame)

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  • Ebony & Ivory

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    A mid century limited edition (50/310) coloured lithograph, signed by Esaias Thorén.

    Esaias Thorén (1901-81) was a Swedish artist who studied in Paris in the 1920s with Carl Wilhelmson. While there he visited Fernand Léger’s studio and was influenced by his approach.  Initially inspired by cubism he later developed more as a surrealist artist in the 1930s and was part of a group of artists in Halmstad group who followed that approach including Waldemar Lorentzon, Axel and Eric Olson each of whom went on to become notable artists in their own right. He exhibited widely in Sweden where is is well-known and collected as a leading Swedish modernist. His work is represented in the Museum of Modern art in Stockholm, Gothenburg Art Museum and the Malmo Museum.

    This mid century print is housed behind glass in a very complementary metal frame. There is a very small crack in the glass to the lower left which is visible upon close inspection. It does not detract from the artwork and the overall appeal of the piece, which is in good condition otherwise.

    Size: 51 x 61 cm (including the frame)

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