abstrakte Komposition ohne Titel - Ado, Satu 1974 - photo 1

abstrakte Komposition ohne Titel - Ado, Satu 1974

Lot 412
12.01.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Bossard Im Rittergut am Barockschloss Lichtenwalde
Event locationGermany, Niederwiesa
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Lot 412 | abstrakte Komposition ohne Titel - Ado, Satu 1974
braun- und blaufarbene Farbserigraphie rechts unterhalb mit Blei signiert ADO und datiert (9)74, links numeriert 189/250, Sato ADO (*1936 †1994) war börsennotierter japanischer moderner und zeitgenössischer Maler, Sohn des Malers Key Sato und der Sängerin Yoshiko Sato, der Künstler Fujita Tsuguharu ist ein Freund der Familie, er wird auch Karikaturen von Key sato zeichnen, aber auch ein Porträt des jungen Teenagers, der noch ein Kind ist, als Teenager studiert er Ästhetik an der Keiō-Universität in Tokio, während seines Studiums freundete er sich mit Tatsuya Nakadai, Kishin Shinoyama oder Masaya Nakamura an, als Absolvent von Keiō im Jahr 1961 beschloss Ado, sich 1962 in Paris niederzulassen, 1962 auf der Biennale de Paris entdeckt, widmete das Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris 1971 seine erste große Einzelausstellung dem ARC, in den 1960/70er Jahren in Frankreich durch die Galerien Templon (Paris), Arnaud (Paris) und Cavalero (Cannes) vertreten, der Liebhaber des französischen Kinos der 60er und 70er Jahre findet Ados Gemälde und Serigraphien, insbesondere in den Filmen von Claude Zidi oder Jean Yanne, Quelle Internet, hier hochformatige abstrakte Komposition, Druckbett ca. 44 x 64 cm, Blatt ca. 50 x 70 cm
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