Victor Vasarely:
Illustrated Book "The Dream of Space"
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128 Pages | 78 illustrations | Format 21 x 28 cm | Flaps
Victor Vasarely is famous as one of the most popular representatives of op art whose motifs were presented everywhere for quite a long period of time. Vasarely's method of spatial image construction produced fascinating works that left the traditional central perspective behind and evoked suggestive perceptions. All his artistic tryings and experiments were aimed at the presentation of surfaces and space which create the suggestion of motion, through the combination of colorful contrasts, that create a visual effect of three-dimensional forms. The catalog presents the oeuvre in the context of the Paris abstraction geometrique of the 1950s and 1960s and juxtaposes the artist's works with one of his colleagues Auguste Herbin and Jesús Raphael Soto.
Hg. By Marlene Lauter, Museum in Kulturspeicher Würzburg. 128 pages. 57 color illustrations, 21 b/w illustrations. Format 21 x 28 cm. Flaps. Published by Wienand Publishing.
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Victor Vasarely: Illustrated Book "The Dream of Space"
Victor Vasarely is famous as one of the most popular representatives of op art whose motifs were presented everywhere for quite a long period of time. Vasarely's method of spatial image construction produced fascinating works that left the traditional central perspective behind and evoked suggestive perceptions. All his artistic tryings and experiments were aimed at the presentation of surfaces and space which create the suggestion of motion, through the combination of colorful contrasts, that create a visual effect of three-dimensional forms. The catalog presents the oeuvre in the context of the Paris abstraction geometrique of the 1950s and 1960s and juxtaposes the artist's works with one of his colleagues Auguste Herbin and Jesús Raphael Soto.
Hg. By Marlene Lauter, Museum in Kulturspeicher Würzburg. 128 pages. 57 color illustrations, 21 b/w illustrations. Format 21 x 28 cm. Flaps. Published by Wienand Publishing.