RUPA No.32 — Quelque chose d'un monde (Something of a World) | Pierre Alechinsky | Framed Vintage Art Print | Etching Reproduction

A reproduction of early etching by Belgian artist Pierre Alechinsky, combining expressive abstraction with handwritten poetry.

Quelque chose d'un monde (Something of a World) dates from Alechinsky's early printmaking period of 1952–1953, when he was working at Atelier 17 & developing the spontaneous, calligraphic language that would become central to his work.

Alechinsky was a founding member of the influential CoBrA group & his early work is closely associated with the group's interest in spontaneity, automatic drawing, primitive & childlike forms & the liberation of artistic expression.

Object Details

Title :
RUPA No.32 — Quelque chose d'un monde

Artist :
Pierre Alechinsky

Reproduction Date :
Circa 1970s

Frame Size :
approx. 35 × 30 cm

Condition :
Good vintage condition with natural aging consistent with mid-century printed paper.

Ready to hang.


NOTES

This item is an original vintage print, not a reproduction. Minor imperfections & paper patina are part of the character of archival printed matter.

Part of Lotus Flower Archive, a curated collection of books & printed matter.