Aykaz Arzumanyan - Mosaïque - 572

You have the opportunity to purchase an authentic, handmade work by the iconic French artist Aykaz Arzumanyan, listed on the world's largest public auction platform "Artprice," the world leader in art market information. His price is rising, gradually increasing among living French painters. The artist wants his work to be affordable on Catawiki; he does not want his art to be elitist and reserved for a privileged minority, and he wishes every art lover to be able to enjoy his works. Therefore the reserve price is incredibly low and symbolic, and any serious collector should consider this reserve price a fair starting point to bid. This special and unique handmade work was created by the artist, in geometric abstraction. Relief effect with oil painting on canvas. Original and unique work. The canvas comes with a certificate of authenticity from the artist. The authenticity of the work and the quality are guaranteed. Careful packaging and international registered shipping with tracking and insurance. Exhibitions: - Art Capital at Grand Palais in Paris 2025 - Gallery "BelArt" Brussels, Belgium 2024 - Art Fair Hyatt, Vienna, Austria 2024 - Red Dot Art Fair Miami, USA 2024 - Contemporary Art Fair Marseille, France 2023 - Florence Art Biennale, Italy 2023 - "Gallerie MANER" in Pont-Aven, 26 Rue du Port, France 2022 - IXIART GALLERY 10/12 Rue Port Saint-Sauveur, in Toulouse 2021 - Red Dot Art Fair Miami United States 2018 - Gallery Mickael Marciano, 24 Place des Vosges in Paris 2019 - Lausanne Art Fair Switzerland 2017 - Art Capital at Grand Palais in Paris 2014 - Artexpo New York United States 2016 - Conseil de l'Europe in the Agora gallery in Strasbourg 2015 - Art Monaco, Monte-Carlo 2014 - Gallery "KO21" in Paris 2015 - l'Espace Pierre Cardin in Paris 2014 - Carrousel Du Louvre in Paris 2013 - Grand Marché d'Art Contemporain, Place de la Bastille in Paris 2012 Exhibited in national and international galleries

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