Hans Hartung - L24, Print (Lithograph), 1957

Hans Hartung

L24

1957
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Print, Limited Edition
Lithograph, Paper
50 x 66.5 cm
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Edition 6/100, Hand Signed
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The artwork for sale: €990

Artwork
«L24»
in Interior

Print L24 in light living room
Print L24 in large empty light living room
Print L24 in dark living room
Print L24 in dark living room
Print L24 in light bedroom
Print L24 in dark bedroom
Print L24 on warm wall
Print L24 on light wall
Print L24 on dark wall
Print L24 on dark wall
Print L24 in warm interior next to a lady
Print L24 in dark interior next to a lady
Print L24 in light interior next to a lady

Vaisilisa, art-curator

— In L24, the energy of the gesture becomes the essence of form. Sharp black lines intersect in bursts of tension, cutting through the white field with precision and spontaneity. This dynamic lattice of marks suggests both aggression and control — a visual symphony of speed frozen in equilibrium.

Hartung’s composition captures the immediacy of a gesture liberated from representation. Each stroke carries the weight of movement, as if charged with electricity. The sparse use of color amplifies the drama of contrast: black ink as matter, white as breath, space as resonance.

Here, abstraction is not absence but presence — a field where every mark records an emotional vibration. L24 reflects the artist’s conviction that line is the purest expression of human intensity, a direct transmission of thought through action.

Hans Hartung

Hans Hartung is best known for his gestural abstract paintings, marked by dynamic brushstrokes, scratches, and graphic lines that appear both spontaneous and deliberate. Hartung’s style bridges the European tachisme movement and abstract expressionism, making him a key figure in the global development of gestural abstraction.

Artist Hans Hartung

Hans Hartung,
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