1976 Robert Llimós Mec Mec Gallery Serigraph Poster

This Robert Llimós Mec-Mec poster names Barcelona and dates of December 1976–January 1977. Fine teal and red gestural shapes mingle with small yellow marks on a pale ground. The existing listing describes the poster as serigraphic.

Poster details and artist background

1976 Robert Llimós Mec Mec Gallery Serigraph Poster ; - Measures; 50 x 64.9 cm / 19,68 x 25.55 in.- Condition 7/10 ( Vintage Condition )- Frame not included. Robert Llimós was born on 19 October 1943 in Barcelona. He trained as an artist at the Massana School of Art and at the St George Higher School of Fine Arts, both in his hometown, and began his career as a painter in the movement known as Nueva figuración (1965-1968), after which he embarked on conceptual explorations and then returned to Neo-Expressionist representational painting, granting great importance to colour (1969-1973). Llimós has spent long sojourns in New York (1975-1983) and Miami (1987-1988). As well as painting, his recent oeuvre includes sculpture, graphic work, murals and posters. At present he lives and works in his workshop in Barcelona. In 1994 he received the Plastic Arts Award granted by the Catalan Government.

Condition and edition

Listed sheet dimensions: 50 × 64.9 cm. Condition is rated 7/10 in the listing. Please examine the photographs for the wear and condition of this individual copy. No additional claim of a handwritten signature or numbered edition is introduced. Printed inscriptions are not treated as autographs.

Colors and interior styling

Teal-blue, red, yellow and warm white form the photographed palette. This poster could suit a light contemporary living room with pale oak and a yellow cushion; a slim natural-wood frame would maintain the open background. Framing is a display suggestion, not a promise of an included frame.

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