Pierre Tal-Coat
Yellow and Blue (Project for Galerie Maeght Exhibition)
, 1962
Lithograph on laid paper
30 x 23 inches
No. 75 from the edition of 125
Signed and numbered in pencil
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Provenance
Galerie Maeght, 1962
Note: This image was used as the poster for the Pierre Tal-Coat exhibition at Galerie Maeght in 1962.
Pierre Tal Coat (1905-1985) left a remarkable body of work in painting, sculpture and printmaking, admired by the greatest artists and poets of the twentieth century. From his figurative and expressionist beginnings to the boldness of the abstract paintings of his maturity, Tal Coat worked to restore the deep agreement between painting and nature, through the space, the material, the light and the color of his paintings, a pictorial research constantly renewed with freedom.