28+25 ‘ Cite Internationale Des Arts Paris 1965 Ahti Lavonen Finland Exhibition

Description: Pencil signed by the artist Antti Ahti Lavonen (Finnish, 1928-1970) Ink on paper, c. 1965, Cite Internationale Des Arts Paris, 25 x 28 inches Mounted on wooden panel Painted on thin paper, partly uneven Will be sent with its original backside Ahti Lavonen (1928 - 1970) was active/lived in Finland. Ahti Lavonen is known for Painting. Ahti Lavonen was born in 1928. The artist Ahti Lavonen was one of the pioneers of Finnish informalism. As an opinionated writer, he was also a prominent and famous figure in the turbulent art field of Finland in the 1960's. Central to Lavonen's career as an artist was constant exploration and renewal. He gave up representativeness early on in his art and moved on to abstract expression. He divided his own production into different periods, centred around different colours. According to Lavonen, the choice of colours in his art was based on what stage of inner life he was going through at that given time. His black period began in the early 1960's with the spiritual awakening that Lavonen experienced, as a result of which the intense colours changed to an ascetic union of black and white. At the same time, his works began to show the interest in surface textures emphasizing materiality, typical to informalism.

Price: 2000 USD

Location: West Palm Beach, Florida

End Time: 2025-01-23T15:49:46.000Z

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