What is Tachisme?
French abstract painting style that gained popularity between 1940-1950. It is often interpreted as a European equivalent of abstract expressionism. There are however, stylistic differences between the two art types. Tachisme was initially part of Art Informel which in favor of more intuitive expression, left geometric abstraction. Tachisme came as a reaction to artworks of Cubism. However, it is closely related to Informalism.
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Hans Hartung
L 118, 1963
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EUR 2,400
Antoni Tapies
Les Quatre Croix, 1969
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EUR 3,090
Antoni Tapies
La Grille, 1969
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EUR 3,090
Antoni Tapies
Deux Trous 1, 1984
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EUR 1,500
Antoni Tapies
Pied Marron, 1984
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EUR 3,675
Antoni Tapies
Variations Thème Musical, 1987
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EUR 2,500
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Aparicions 5, 1982
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EUR 3,675
Antoni Tapies
2. Empreinte Barrée 1, 1984
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EUR 1,500
Antoni Tapies
A. L. Exposition Tàpies 1, 1983
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EUR 1,983
Antoni Tapies
Carmi 1, 1993
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EUR 4,265
Antoni Tapies
Erinnerungen, 1988
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EUR 750
Antoni Tapies
Nocturno Matinal 1, 1970
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EUR 1,000
Antoni Tapies
First National Congress of Neuropedriatry, 1982
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EUR 2,500
Antoni Tapies
Taches Et Chiffres 1, 1972
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EUR 3,675
Antoni Tapies
617. Sin Título, 1978
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EUR 3,090
Antoni Tapies
Creu I Ics, 1979
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Etching and Aquatint
EUR 3,675
Photogravure is a process for printing photographs onto paper by etching the photograph on a copper plate. The plate was inked and pressed to the paper. The process created fine art photographs which have a distinctive beautiful appearance. Photogravure was replaced by the daguerreotype process.
Textile is the term used to describe a flexible material formed by weaving, felting, crocheting, knitting or knotting long strands of natural or artificial yarn or thread. Textile artists often create their own textiles, or use selected ones in fabric art compositions.
Three dimensional artistic genre and site-specific works often designed to change the perception of space. It generally applies to interior spaces. The art can be temporary or permanent and are mostly constructed is spaces like museums and galleries, as well as private and public spaces.
