26-096 André Bloc Abstract 1954 Repro Print 16 x 19
$395.00
Offered here is an archival pigment print of an abstract composition by André Bloc. It was made directly from our copy of the 1954 original art. We enlarged it slightly and framed it in a silver wood frame with a white acid-free mat. André Bloc was a French architect and artist. He founded the journal Art d’Aujourd’hui in which this magnificent silkscreen print was published. Bloc was the publisher, the editor — and in this case — the artist. The rich ink is printed on art paper and was inserted into the offset lithographed magazine. The last page of the magazine is a story about Bloc’s Paris gallery exhibit of his sculptures and large format paintings. 16 x 19 inches in a custom matte black wood frame.
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