Günther Uecker (1930-2025) - Lithograph - Signiert - Sehr...

An extraordinary hand-signed and numbered lithograph by the internationally renowned German artist Günther Uecker. Bottom right signed and dated in pencil. Bottom left numbered in pencil. From a limited edition of only 40 copies. This edition vividly reflects Uecker's unmistakable visual language, combining rhythm, structure and movement into a powerful abstract composition. The composition resembles a swirling galaxy, filled with countless stars and cosmic energy. The rhythmic arrangement of gestural forms conveys the impression of an ever-expanding universe and invites the viewer to reflect on infinity, motion, and the connection between humanity and nature. The artwork is professionally framed, set in a suitable wooden frame with PLEXIGLAS Optical HC, which is scratch-resistant and UV-protective. The frame dimensions are approximately 72 x 52 cm Günther Uecker (born 1930) is a German artist and a significant member of the ZERO movement, a group dedicated to redefining post-war art—with a focus on light, structure and pure form. His innovative nail reliefs, embossing prints and kinetic works have made him one of the most influential contemporary artists of the 20th century. Uecker's works are part of major international collections, including the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, Tate Modern in London and the Centre Pompidou in Paris – a testament to his lasting legacy as a master of structured abstraction. CONDITION The work is in good condition. Photos are an integral part of the condition description. SHIPPING Security: Exclusively insured shipping with tracking (Track & Trace). PACKAGING The work is packaged carefully and professionally. Packaging costs are already included in the shipping costs. WORLDWIDE Shipping worldwide from the EU. USA Tax- and duty-friendly shipping to the USA. SWITZERLAND For Swiss buyers, shipping directly from Switzerland at the local rate.

Utropspris:SEK 15,576.32

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