

Paris-born artist Pierre Olofsson (1921-1996) was a pioneer of Swedish concretism, exploring the non-figurative language of geometrical abstraction. Eternal circles and rectilinear shapes intersect rhythmically, in this playful artwork with cubist undertones. This original etching is signed and marked 82/100.
Vindhäxa (English translation: Windwitch) original etching. Published by Marianne Andersson, Latona Antik, 1988. Printed on Hahnemühle 300 grams paper, Sweden, 1988. In very good vintage condition.
Frame: H W Etching: H W cm
Paris-born artist Pierre Olofsson (1921-1996) was a pioneer of Swedish concretism, exploring the non-figurative language of geometrical abstraction. Eternal circles and rectilinear shapes intersect rhythmically, in this playful artwork with cubist undertones. This original etching is signed and marked 82/100.
Vindhäxa (English translation: Windwitch) original etching. Published by Marianne Andersson, Latona Antik, 1988. Printed on Hahnemühle 300 grams paper, Sweden, 1988. In very good vintage condition.
Frame: H W Etching: H W cm
Paris-born artist Pierre Olofsson (1921-1996) was a pioneer of Swedish concretism, exploring the non-figurative language of geometrical abstraction. Eternal circles and rectilinear shapes intersect rhythmically, in this playful artwork with cubist undertones. This original etching is signed and marked 82/100. Vindhäxa (English translation: Windwitch) original etching. Published by Marianne Andersson, Latona Antik, 1988. Printed on…
Paris-born artist Pierre Olofsson (1921-1996) was a pioneer of Swedish concretism, exploring the non-figurative language of geometrical abstraction. Eternal circles and rectilinear shapes intersect rhythmically, in this playful artwork with cubist undertones. This original etching is signed and marked 82/100.
Vindhäxa (English translation: Windwitch) original etching. Published by Marianne Andersson, Latona Antik, 1988. Printed on Hahnemühle 300 grams paper, Sweden, 1988. In very good vintage condition.
Frame: H W Etching: H W cm
Paris-born artist Pierre Olofsson (1921-1996) was a pioneer of Swedish concretism, exploring the non-figurative language of geometrical abstraction. Eternal circles and rectilinear shapes intersect rhythmically, in this playful artwork with cubist undertones. This original etching is signed and marked 82/100. Vindhäxa (English translation: Windwitch) original etching. Published by Marianne Andersson, Latona Antik, 1988. Printed on…
Paris-born artist Pierre Olofsson (1921-1996) was a pioneer of Swedish concretism, exploring the non-figurative language of geometrical abstraction. Eternal circles and rectilinear shapes intersect rhythmically, in this playful artwork with cubist undertones. This original etching is signed and marked 82/100.
Vindhäxa (English translation: Windwitch) original etching. Published by Marianne Andersson, Latona Antik, 1988. Printed on Hahnemühle 300 grams paper, Sweden, 1988. In very good vintage condition.
Frame: H W Etching: H W cm
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