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Lithography; 75 copies; Perfect condition // Melanchton I by Antonio Saura, created in 1988, is a limited edition lithograph produced in an edition of 75 copies. This striking piece features a distorted, expressive face with exaggerated eyes, teeth, and a hollowed gaze, evoking a sense of emotional turmoil or psychological depth. The figure, rendered in bold black lines with touches of white and gray, is framed against a dark, curved background, emphasizing its central presence. The top hat on the figure adds a surreal and somewhat comical touch, contrasting with the intense, almost grotesque facial features. Saura’s style here captures both humor and tension, blending elements of caricature and abstraction to convey a character that is as unsettling as it is intriguing.
Melanchton I, 1988
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Lithography; 75 copies; Perfect condition // Melanchton I by Antonio Saura, created in 1988, is a limited edition lithograph produced in an edition of 75 copies. This striking piece features a distorted, expressive face with exaggerated eyes, teeth, and a hollowed gaze, evoking a sense of emotional turmoil or psychological depth. The figure, rendered in bold black lines with touches of white and gray, is framed against a dark, curved background, emphasizing its central presence. The top hat on the figure adds a surreal and somewhat comical touch, contrasting with the intense, almost grotesque facial features. Saura’s style here captures both humor and tension, blending elements of caricature and abstraction to convey a character that is as unsettling as it is intriguing.
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What is Art Nucleare?
Arte Nucleare was the name of an artist group founded in Milan in 1951. The group aimed to create art that responded to the dangers and technologies of the nuclear age. Their works often utilized automatic techniques and depicted devastated landscapes and mushroom clouds, reflecting the anxieties of a world on the brink of nuclear catastrophe.
