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YVARAL, Jean Pierre Vasarely, Madame D.F. Digitalisee

Combining the poetry of geometry with figurative art, Yvaral has created a wholly original body of artworks that has received the praise of importa… [Read biography »]

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Signed Jean Pierre Vasarely Yvaral (1934 - 2002), Acrylic on Canvas, Madame D.F. Digitalisee

YVARAL signed, Madame D.F. Digitalisee

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Artist: Yvaral, Jean Piere Vasarely (1934 - 2002)
Title: Madame D.F. Digitalisee
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Image Size: 32 in x 21 in (81.3 cm x 53.34 cm)
Sheet Size: Canvas: 32 in x 21 in (81.3 cm x 53.34 cm)
Framed Size: 33.5 in x 23 in (85.1 cm x 58.4 cm)
Signed: This work has a guaranteed authentic signature by Yvaral in black in the lower center of the work. The work is also signed on the reverse with the title, Yvaral code number, and the date '1985'
Edition: Unique original
Condition: This work is in excellent condition, the colors are vibrant and the surface quality is pristine
Price 
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Item# 1965
$12,500

(Summer Sales Event 20% off price: $10,000)

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Description:

Dazzling our eye with vibrant hues and alluring optical effects, Yvaral's use of circular abstraction captures our attention in this marvelous work. The artist's ability to create a sense of three dimensionality in a painting takes the artistic medium to a new and astounding level.

Created in 1985, this original acrylic on canvas contains a guaranteed authentic signature by Yvaral in black in the lower center of the work. Additionally on the reverse: signature, title, date, and Yvaral code number appear in black by Yvaral himself.

Appearing to jump off the page, a grid of perfect circles encompasses the entire canvas with an optical effect that captures the viewer's attention, and combines to create the portrait of a stately and cheerful woman. The transition of pale orange to deep burnt umber adds to the sense of volume and space in this piece. Yvaral's work is best known for the gridded effects he creates that break up an image or become the entire image itself as seen with this work. His use of strategic color placement plays tricks on our eye as our focus moves from one area of the painting to the next. The large scale of the work causes the viewer to be completely encompassed in the image, exhibiting the artist's mastery of skill and technique in making works that are extremely engaging and impressive.

PROVENANCE: Michelle Vasarely, wife of Yvaral. Andre Chenue & Fils, Galerie Vasarelli, Paris

Catalogue Raisonné & COA:
It is fully documented and referenced in (copies will be enclosed as added documentation with the invoices that I will enclose with the sale of the work) :

1) Documented as Yvaral archive number DF283.

2) Personal letter from Michelle Vasarely and Yvaral to paintings owner, with photograph of Yvaral in his studio.

3) A Masterworks Certificate of Authenticity will be included with the sale of this work.

About the Framing:
Conservation framed in the original Yvaral wood frame with stone gray finish. The Frame was designed to perfectly compliment the canvas, and in many ways, the frame is an element of the artwork itself. The piece is framed so that all markings on the verso are visible.

Biography of Jean Pierre Vasarely Yvaral

Combining the poetry of geometry with figurative art, Yvaral has created a wholly original body of artworks that has received the praise of important critics and museum curators around the world.

Born in France, Yvaral grew up in a complete artistic ambiance.  Working alongside his father, Victor Vasarely, he discovered and explored the beauty of geometry in art.  The inspiration of the French Impressionists and Pointillists is evident in Yvaral's vibrant paintings.  The artist juxtaposes pure colors next to one another to achieve the illusion of three-dimensional forms.

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