Four plant form compositions 5
André Durenceau · 1904-1985
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Four plant form compositions 5, André Durenceau (1928). Via artnap.com
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About this work
A four-panel decorative print showing stylized flowers, cacti and geometric patterns in red, orange, black, white, grey and teal. The left panel features tall blossoms with hatched leaves on a lattice background, while the right panel shows lily-like flowers among jagged zigzag forms. The lower panels present a repeating block pattern and a field of small cacti with blossoms. Labeled "Inspirations" and marked pl. 21, the work is attributed to André Durenceau and dated 1928.
