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Signed lower right “M. Abakanowicz 1987”.
Sizes:
Frame: 44 × 54 cm | 17 × 21 in
Artwork: 30 × 40 cm | 12 × 16 in
Discover a rare and intimate side of Magdalena Abakanowicz, the internationally acclaimed Polish artist best known for her monumental fiber sculptures. “Eye” (1987) is a striking ink on paper artwork, offering collectors a rare opportunity to acquire an original 2D work by this legendary artist.
This monochromatic abstract drawing showcases Abakanowicz’s signature minimalist style, blending raw texture, organic brushstrokes, and deep emotional resonance. “Eye” is a masterful balance of fluidity and structure, demonstrating her exploration of space, form, and movement beyond sculpture.
This rare Abakanowicz artwork is elegantly presented in a sleek black frame with double matting, enhancing its visual impact and making it a striking focal point in both modern and traditional interiors. The artwork comes from a private collection in Poland, adding to its desirability and provenance.
As a work on paper by an artist renowned for her sculptural creations, “Eye” (1987) is a true collector’s gem. Whether you’re an art enthusiast or an investor, this piece represents a significant addition to any contemporary art collection.
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Private Collection, Poland
Good vintage condition with some signs of wear. Framed.
Magdalena Abakanowicz, born in Falenty, Poland, in 1930, was a groundbreaking Polish sculptor and fiber artist renowned for her monumental textile works and powerful figurative sculptures. Growing up during World War II and under post-war Soviet influence, Abakanowicz’s art was deeply shaped by themes of individuality, oppression, and the human condition. She studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, where she began to experiment with unconventional materials, challenging traditional boundaries of sculpture.
In the 1960s, Abakanowicz gained international recognition for her “Abakans”—large, three-dimensional woven forms that blurred the line between sculpture and tapestry. Her later works, such as “Agora” and “Heads”, featured groups of headless, humanoid figures, evoking themes of anonymity and collective identity. Through her innovative use of textiles and organic materials, Abakanowicz redefined modern sculpture, leaving a lasting impact on contemporary art worldwide.
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