Works on paper Victor Vasarely

Victor Vasarely

Victor Vasarely left Hungary in the 1930s to settle in Paris as a graphic artist. He worked for advertising agencies, for whom he developed a special technique by playing with shapes, volumes and colours, today known as Optical Art. It is to him, notably, that we owe the famous Renault logo.

In 1944, he began his career as a painter in the brand new gallery of his friend Denise René. It was there that he developed the composition of his geometric abstract art paintings using a minimal number of shapes and colours.

Twenty years later, Time magazine described this type of work as Op Art (optical art), which makes Victor Vasarely its inventor.

Collector Square has selected silkscreen prints and lithographs by Victor Vasarely, all signed and numbered, that perfectly illustrate his work on geometry, providing access to genuine works of art at affordable prices.

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The history of Victor Vasarely collectibles

Victor Vasarely left Hungary in the 1930s to settle in Paris as a graphic artist. He worked for advertising agencies, for whom he

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Twenty years later, Time magazine described this type of work as Op Art (optical art), which makes Victor Vasarely its inventor.

Works on paper Victor Vasarely

Works on paper Victor Vasarely

Victor Vasarely (1906-1997), Hommage to Bach - 1985

Victor Vasarely, "Hyram", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed and numbered, of 1986

Victor Vasarely (1906-1997), Amir - 1985, Silkscreen sur papier

Victor Vasarely, "Photon-MC", from the album "Diam", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed and numbered, of 1988

Victor Vasarely, "Almath-2", from the album "Diam", serigraph in colors on paper, signed and numbered, of 1988

Victor Vasarely, "Bi-Tupa", from the album "Meta", serigraph in colors on paper, artist proof, signed, of 1976

Victor Vasarely, "Gewa", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed and numbered, of 1983

Victor Vasarely, "Dell-Surk" (or VY47H), from the album "Gaia", serigraph in colors on paper, artist proof, signed, of 1975

Victor Vasarely, "Japet BW/Blue", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed and numbered, of 1989

Victor Vasarely, "YKA", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed, numbered and framed, of 1989

Victor Vasarely (1906-1997), Eika - 1983, Silkscreen on paper

Victor Vasarely, "Illile (Green border)", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed and numbered, of 1973

Victor Vasarely, "Heisenberg", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed and numbered, of 1983

Victor Vasarely, "Xico 8", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed, numbered and framed, of 1973

Victor Vasarely, "Bi-Hexa", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed, numbered and framed, of 1975

Victor Vasarely, "Tupa-2", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed and numbered, of 1972

Victor Vasarely, "Abad", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed and numbered, of 1984

Victor Vasarely, "Xico 4", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed, numbered and framed, of 1973

Victor Vasarely, "Xico 1", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed, numbered and framed, of 1973

Victor Vasarely, "Carmi", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed, numbered and framed, of 1966

Victor Vasarely, "Japet BW/Blue", silkscreen in colors on paper, artist proof, signed and justified, of 1989

Victor Vasarely, "Japet BW / Blue", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed, numbered and framed, of 1989

Victor Vasarely, "Kaldor", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed, numbered and framed, of 1980

Victor Vasarely, "Diorre", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed and numbered, of 1986

Victor Vasarely, "Hyram", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed, numbered and framed, of 1986

Victor Vasarely, "Koeroek" lithograph in colors on paper, signed and numbered, of 1983

Victor Vasarely, "Louisiana IV", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed, numbered and framed, of 1983-1984

Victor Vasarely, "Okta-2" or "Octa-Sarga", from the album "11+1", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed and numbered, of 1985

Victor Vasarely, "Planeta", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed and numbered, of 1979

Victor Vasarely, "Zebrapar Argent", silkscreen in colors on woven paper, signed, numbered and framed, of 1987

Victor Vasarely, "Vega", lithograph in colors on paper, signed, numbered and framed, from the 1970's

Victor Vasarely, "Phobos", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed and numbered, of 1982

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