Max Papart 1984 Seduction Limited Edition on Rice Paper Pencil Signed
Artist Name: Max Papart
Title: Max Papart: Seduction - Limited Edition on Rice Paper, Pencil Signed (1984).
Max Papart, a renowned artist born in Marseilles, France in 1911, embarked on a creative journey that took him from landscape painting to abstraction. Recognized as the heir to classic cubism, Papart's artistic development led him to establish spiritual connections with various styles and schools. His works bear the influence of Etruscan, archaic European, African, and pre-Columbian art, ultimately contributing to his unique semi-figurative style. In Papart's art, the interplay of composition and color forms a symbiotic relationship, with each element strengthening the other. The artist approaches color as an intuitive force, allowing it to guide his creative process.
The artwork in question, "Seduction," was created by Max Papart in 1984 as a limited edition on rice paper. This exquisite piece bears the artist's pencil signature, adding a personal touch to its allure. Papart's etchings are renowned for their remarkable contrast in surface textures, achieved through the use of aquatint, which imparts a soft and mottled appearance. Additionally, he employs carborundum, a technique that creates deep veining reminiscent of stone. These textural elements enhance the visual impact of his artwork.
"Seduction" encapsulates Papart's mastery of composition, color, and texture, inviting viewers to embark on a journey of artistic appreciation. The artwork exemplifies his ability to blend abstraction with hints of figurative elements, resulting in a captivating visual experience. With its limited edition status, the artwork on rice paper stands as a testament to Papart's artistic legacy and his continuous exploration of form and color. Through his unique artistic vision, Papart invites viewers to delve into the realms of imagination and emotion.
Year: 1984
Medium Type: Rice Paper
Size-Width | Size-Height: 35½" x 24"
Signed | Edition Size: Signed in pencil and marked | 44/80
Unframed in Very Good Condition.
