Yaacov Agam Large Original Rare Signed Modern Art Limited Edition Serigraph

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Yaacov Agam Large Original Rare Signed Modern Art Limited Edition Serigraph:
$500.00

Yaacov Agam, Israeli (1928) Limited Edition Extremely Rare Serigraph \"Three Faces of Ben Gurion\". Signed Lower Right, Numbered 162/200. Good Condition or Better. Measures 27-1/4 Inches Tall and 21-7/8 Inches Wide, Frame Measures 36-1/2 Inches Tall and 31-1/8 Inches Wide. Certificate of Authenticity included.

Piece is a fantasy/optical rendition by Agam, with multicolored shapes and intersecting lines, creating a vivid illusionthat will add to the ambiance of any home or office. The stunning yellows, brilliant blue, & electrifying reds provide even more energy in person. With only 200 pieces in the edition it is now nearly impossible to find. Slight wear on the frame corners, see picture.

Yaacov Agam (1928- ):Born in Israel,Agam is the highest selling Israeli artist in history. Whilehe has a global and classical art education he was much moreinfluenced by experimental art and ultimately noted as a founding father of the kinetic art movement.Aspeople began to appreciate the role the kinetic art movement played in art history, Agam\'s work has continued to increase in value and popularity.Agam believed that kinetic art forced the audience to question their pre-conceived notions about how an audience interacts with art. Agam was seeking a better way to connect to the audience within the constraints of traditional art.He has become famous for his original printing technique, known as an \"Agamograph.\" This technique uses ones perspective to present a series of varied images depending on the angle the image is observed. Agam\'s 1969 masterpiece Complex Vision shows this technique implemented on a massive 30 foot by 30 foot scale. While Agam may have created art to aid him on his own spiritual journey, his original concept was embraced be art enthusiasts everywhere. Likely his best known piece was created in 1987 at the Whaling Wall in Jerusalem. It was created to honor the victims of the holocaust. His dynamic sculptures and three dimensional paintings can also be found at the Smithsonian in Washington D.C., the Parliament in Strasbourg, and at JFK airport.