Alberto GIACOMETTI: Moving and mute objects, 1952 - Original lithograph
Moving and mute objects, 1952
Original lithograph
Unsigned
On vellum 31 x 49 cm
REFERENCES :
- Lust catalog raisonné #1
- Giacometti Foundation Archives #AGD1617
INFORMATION: This is the first lithograph by the artist, first published in 1931 in 30 signed copies. This copy is part of the second edition of 1952 for number 3 of the magazine 20th century: Surrealism in the service of the revolution (San Lazarro edition).
Very good condition, slightly yellowed paper, middle fold as published
Dimensions :
- Height : 31 cm
- Width : 49 cm
Alberto Giacometti :
(1901-1966) is a swiss painter and sculptor, one of the most important artist of the XXth century. He is considered as close to the surrealists.
His works are sought for by collectors around the world. In 2010, the sculpture "L'Homme qui marche I" was sold 74,2 millions of euros, three times more than its original estimation. Two small sculptures, entitled "Projet pour un monument pour Gabriel Péri" and "Projet pour une place" were sold in 2007 1,5 M€.
His works are conserved in the most prestigious museums in the world.
