Masson, André
*1896 Balagny-sur-Thérain (FR) - † 1987 Paris (FR)With his abstract art, André Masson counts as one of the surrealists from the École de Paris, whom he joined in 1924. During the Second World War, he lived and worked in the USA, where he became quite influential. Masson’s pictures are not about representing a reality that could be promptly grasped, but a vivid and dynamic interplay of abstraction, colour and rhythm.
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195,00 €
André Masson: The Moon 1938, Original Lithograph Verve avant-garde Art
A snow-clad, one-eyed moon with horns - Surreal composition on the theme of celestial bodies for the French art periodical Verve
175,00 €
André Masson: "Departure" Original Lithograph, Mourlot Souvenirs
Rare original color lithograph "Le départ" on Arches laid paper for Mourlot's "Souvenirs et portraits d'artistes"
175,00 €
André Masson: The Sun 1938, Original Lithograph Verve avant-garde Art
Lithograph in colors on the theme of celestial bodies for the French avant-garde art magazine Verve, published in 1938
149,00 €
André Masson: Original Lithograph Turbulences 1969, printed by Mourlot
Magnificent original lithograph, abstract composition for "Panorma '69", printed in numerous bright colors
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