Artwork

Silkscreen on canvas by Belgian abstract artist Jo Delahaut, showcasing his signature geometric abstraction style. Dated between 1955 and 1987, the artwork is part of a limited edition series, numbered 113 out of 300. Measuring 30 x 40 cm, the piece is signed and dated by the artist, reflecting Delahaut’s mastery of form, color, and balance. As a leading figure in post-war Belgian abstraction and a member of the Art Abstrait group, Delahaut’s work often explores geometric shapes and vibrant color contrasts, making this piece a prime example of his influential contributions to modern art.

Limited edition lithograph by renowned French artist Emile Gilioli, featuring bold black and red elements that showcase his mastery of abstract geometric forms. This piece is numbered 16/75, making it a rare find within a small collection. Hand-signed by Gilioli, the print captures the artist’s unique style, rooted in post-war abstraction, where dynamic lines and contrasting colors evoke a sense of balance and movement.

Sculpture by José Subirà-Puig. Animal in patined oak. Signed. Circa 1990. José Subirà-Puig is a Spanish sculptor. After studying at the School of Fine Arts of Llotja in Barcelona in the workshop of Enric Monjo, he performs internships in the workshop of the sculptor Apel les Fenosa. In 1953 he moved to Paris. Exhibited his works in various international expositions. In 1984 he received the distinction of Chevalier in the Order of Arts and Letters and in 1985 became Laureate of the Elf Aquitaine Foundation. In 1986, he also won the first international sculpture prize of the Association for the Development of the Arts in Collioure France.

Multiple, 1983-1993. Set off 24 color lithographs. Signed and numbered 52/100. Green canvas box, accompanied by wood and nail by Jean Imbert Edition Champfleury on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the 'Corps blanc'. Jérôme Mesnager, French painter (1961). Graduate of the Boulle school began his artistic career as urban artist. His famous Corps Blanc has been on the walls of Paris and cities around the world from the Great Wall of China and lurking near the pyramids of Egypt. Since 1983, a symbol of light, strength and peace.

Willem Cole. “Deux Couleurs”, Claire Bataille. Two steel sheets with RAL 4008 (Violet) and RAL 2001 (Orange Red). Geometric abstraction. Portrait of Claire Bataille on the basis of a mixture of science and painting.

Zebra print on fabric, framed in a sleek brown aluminum frame, dating back to the 1980s. This modern decorative piece captures the beauty of African wildlife. The fabric adds texture and depth, while the minimalist aluminum frame enhances its contemporary aesthetic. Perfect for adding an exotic touch to any space, this artwork embodies a harmonious blend of nature and modernism.

Transfer print of a still life with musical instruments, illustration behind glass, designed by Piero Fornasetti circa 1960. The main color used is a degrade of Gold and black.

Emile Gilioli representatives of abstract French sculpture in the 1950s. Multiple by Emile Gilioli signed and numbered (75/200), assembly of chrome disks.

Joseph Beuys Der Motor (The Engine) Color offset lithograph. News paper and oil. 89/230 signed and numbered. For the museum of Contemporary Art Ghent (S.M.A.K.) Edition Schellmann.

Jérôme Mesnager, French painter (1961). Corps Blanc painting on milk can in different situations 1991. Jérôme Mesnager a graduate of the Boulle school began his artistic career as urban artist. His famous Corps Blanc has been on the walls of Paris and cities around the world from the Great Wall of China and lurking near the pyramids of Egypt. Since 1983, a symbol of light, strength and peace.

Jérôme Mesnager, French painter (1961). Corps Blanc painting on chair in different situations 1994. Jérôme Mesnager a graduate of the Boulle school began his artistic career as urban artist. His famous Corps Blanc has been on the walls of Paris and cities around the world from the Great Wall of China and lurking near the pyramids of Egypt. Since 1983, a symbol of light, strength and peace.