- The process of creating a silkscreen print, with a final artist's proof by Anzo. - It consists of three paintings, two drawings and a silkscreen. An abstract composition, a process of creation in wh...

- The process of creating a silkscreen print, with a final artist's proof by Anzo.
- It consists of three paintings, two drawings and a silkscreen. An abstract composition, a process of creation in which the steps leading up to the final silkscreen can be seen.
- The first is a sketch, probably drawn with charcoal or pencil, in two colours, yellow and black.
- The second painting is also a drawing in charcoal or pencil, in black and yellow.
- The third painting, the author's proof, is the final silkscreen print of the process, of a large size.
- They are all signed ANZO.
- The author, José Iranzo Almonacid (1931-2006), was a Spanish painter, designer and sculptor considered the pioneer of pop art in Spain. His career was divided into four stages: painting-painting with figurative art, abstract art and informalism. His periods of Pop Art and Isolations stand out. There is a foundation named after him in Valencia. He forged a unique style within the European avant-garde art of the 20th century.
- The three paintings are on thick paper of very good quality.
- The artistic quality and execution is very good.
- All three are framed in the same frame, as it is a unique composition.
- The fact that an object has a distinctive mark or contrast is a very rare detail and of great importance for the interest of the piece.

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$ 5,664.00

 Autor
José Iranzo Almonacid (1931-2006)
 Period
Previous XV Century
 Material
 Measures
78 x 62 x 2 cm Size of drawing 1: 55 x 41,5 x 1,5 cm Size of drawing 2: 50 x 39,6 x 1,5 cm
 Weight
2.380 + 2.070 + 5.174 gr.
Conservation
Regular

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