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Victor VASARELY (after) - Vasarely, 1962 - Exhibition catalog

Victor Vasarely (after) ( 1906 -1997 )
Vasarely, 1962

Original exhibition catalog in a small dimension.
Published in 1962 on the occasion of a Vasarely exhibition
took place at the Galerie Le Point Cardinal in Paris, France.
Illustrated with 8 stencil prints executed after the original artworks
by the Atelier Daniel Jacomet in Paris, France.
18 pages and text in french language.

Edition size of 1000 items.
Dimensions: 13,0 x 12,0 cm

The item is in very good condition.

Dimensions :
- Height : 13 cm
- Width : 12 cm
This item is sold by a professional art dealer who guaranties its authenticity. This item is used (second-hand)

Victor Vasarely : (1906-1997) French painter from hungarian origin Vasarely is known as the father of optical art or "op-art". His works are exhibited in the world's greatest museums : The Hara Museum of Contemporary Art (Japan); The Vasarely Foundation, Centre Pompidou (France); The Walker Art Center, MOMA, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Guggenheim, New York (US); Das Museum Folkwang (Germany); The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (Portugal); The Kröller-Müller Museum (Dutchland); The Queensland art Gallery (Australia); The Nykytaiteen museo Kiasma (Finland); The Horsens Kunstmuseum (Danemark); The Peggy Guggenheim Collection (Italie); The National Gallery of Scotland, Tate Collection (UK); The Kunstmuseum Lichtenstein (Liechtenstein); The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (Argentina); The Museum of Contemporary Art Skopje (FYROM); The Henie Onstad Museum (Norway); The Victor Vasarely Museum, Pécs (Hungary); The Museo de Arte Contemporaneo, Caracas (Venezuela); The Museum of fine-arts, Montreal (Canada)...

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