Six plant form compositions (several of mushrooms)
André Durenceau · 1904-1985
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Six plant form compositions (several of mushrooms), André Durenceau (1928). Via artnap.com
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This print presents six decorative compositions arranged in a grid, several depicting stylized mushrooms with patterned caps in brown, cream, yellow and blue. Other panels show angular flower forms, zigzag and triangular geometric fields, and overlapping scale-like textures. The work is dated 1928 and attributed to André Durenceau.
