Optical Geometric Composition with Interlocking Forms
Limited edition serigraph or color lithograph print on paper • Attributed to the school of Victor Vasarely or a mid-century Op Art printmaker
Style & Movement
Op Art (Optical Art) and Geometric Abstraction
Medium & Technique
Screenprint (serigraph) or lithography utilizing flat color gradations and precise geometric registration
Creation Period
Late 20th century, circa 1970s-1980s
Dimensions & Format
Square format, approximately 24 x 24 inches for the sight size, with frame approximately 32 x 32 inches
Subject Description
An abstract composition featuring interlocking, three-dimensional geometric volumetric structures creating an optical illusion of depth, recessions, and protrusions using a gradient color palette of greens, purples, and an ochre-brown background.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Very Good. The paper appears clean with vibrant colors and minimal fading under glass, though frame shows minor surface wear.
Estimated Market Value
300 - 600 USD
Auction Estimate
200 - 400 USD
Provenance History
Acquired through the secondary art market or a commercial gallery framing shop, indicated by professional contemporary framing and numbering in the lower left.
Art Historical Significance
Representative of the popularization of Op Art and geometric abstraction in domestic interiors during the late 20th century, heavily influenced by pioneers like Victor Vasarely.
Notable Features
Pencil signature and numbering visible in the lower margins, characteristic of a limited edition fine art print.
Condition Issues
Potential light toning or mat burn around the extreme edges of the paper sheet near the bevel of the window mat, unexamined out of frame.
Conservation Recommendations
Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent UV fading of the green and purple pigments. Ensure acid-free matting if re-framed.