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TITLE:
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Progression No. 1201
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WORK DATE:
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1967
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CATEGORY:
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Paintings
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MATERIALS:
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Unique original acrylic on wood panel/board
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MARKINGS:
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SIGNATURE: Hand signed by Yvaral (1934 - 2002)
EDITION: Unique original acrylic on wood panel/board. Hand written, signed, and dated by the artist on the verso: “YVARAL | 1967 | Progression No. 1201 | [signature]”
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SIZE:
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IMAGE SIZE: 14 1/2 in x 14 1/2 in (36.8 cm x 36.8 cm)
FRAMED SIZE: approx. 20 in x 20 in (50.8 cm x 50.8 cm)
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REGION:
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French
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STYLE:
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Contemporary (ca. 1945-present)
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PRICE*:
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25,000 US$
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DESCRIPTION:
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DISCUSSION: Created in 1967, this original acrylic on wood panel/board is hand signed by Yvaral (1934 – 2002) in black ink on the verso below his inscription. Hand written, signed, and dated by the artist on the verso: “YVARAL | 1967 | Progression No. 1201 | [signature]”.
Hexagons are delineated in infinite numbers with radiation triangle-compositions which create a 3-D rectangular illusion attributed to this unique Op Artist. Yvaral’s work is best known for the light effects he creates with his works that break up an image or become the entire image itself. Completely abstract, the repetition of red, blue, white, and black causes the viewer’s eye to play tricks on them as the focus moves from the foreground and into the horizon line.
ABOUT THE FRAMING: This work is set in an archival and museum quality modern silver metal frame with a round beveled profile. The minimal quality of the frame enhances the optical effect of this work while not detracting from the enjoyment of this piece. The muted tone and metallic in quality of the frame contrasts with this work, accentuating the bright colors throughout the image.
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LITERATURE:
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ILLUSTRATED IN: 1) Recorded in the Yvaral archives as No. 1201.
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