Sale price
€1,000
Regular price €900Álvaro Lapa
Africa I, 1975
Screen printing on paper
Dimensions of the stain: 49x70cm
Dimensions with frame: 73x93cm
No. 14/20
Screen print signed by the artist.
- Técnica
- Serigrafia · Papel
- Categoria
- Obra Gráfica
- Dimensão
- 93 × 73 cm
- Movimento
- Arte Abstrata
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- 53596427059527
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Sale price
€1,000
Regular price €900
53596427059527
Álvaro Lapa
Africa I, 1975
Screen printing on paper
Dimensions of the stain: 49x70cm
Dimensions with frame: 73x93cm
No. 14/20
Screen print signed by the artist.
- Técnica
- Serigrafia · Papel
- Categoria
- Obra Gráfica
- Dimensão
- 93 × 73 cm
- Movimento
- Arte Abstrata
- SKU
- 53596427059527
Entrega estimada
Envio segurado com número de rastreio para Portugal Continental. Data estimada de entrega junto ao preço.
Envio expresso com seguro
Todas as obras são preparadas minuciosamente para o seu transporte e o envio inclui seguro de transporte. Preparada para transporte internacional.
Devolução gratuita
14 dias após receção. Contacte o apoio ao cliente para reembolso integral em 5 dias úteis.
Autenticidade garantida
Certificado de autenticidade incluído. Todos os nossos parceiros são profissionais e validados pela P55.ART.
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Álvaro Lapa He was born in Évora in 1939. Licensed in Philosophy by the Faculty of Letters of the University of Lisbon. His adolescence was marked by contact, in Évora, with the painter António Charrua and with the writer Virgílio Ferreira, who awakened interest in art and literature.
In 1956 he settles in Lisbon. He then enrolled in law and later in philosophy, a degree he concluded in 1975. In 1961 he traveled to Paris, where he contacted with close painters of surrealism and with American artistic movements.
When he returns he begins to paint, encouraged by António Areaal, conceiving works of strong abstract and informal vocation. He exposes individually for the first time in 1964 and the following year changes to Lagos. In this period he explores the use of "non-noble" materials and begins to structure their work in narrative series, in which it integrates a restricted set of symbols and forms, also inserting the written word as an element of plastic composition.
He joins as professor of theoretical chairs of the High School of Fine Arts in Porto in 1976 and settled in that city. In the 1980s he catches knowledge with José-Augusto France, who guides him in his doctoral thesis on surrealism in Portugal. In parallel with plastic production, Lapa was continuously dedicated to writing, having been the author of numerous publications.
He was distinguished with several premiums, including the 3rd Prize of the Lagos Art Hall (1970), the AICA Award (1987) and the EDP Prize (2004).
He died on 11 February 2006 in Porto.
In 1956 he settles in Lisbon. He then enrolled in law and later in philosophy, a degree he concluded in 1975. In 1961 he traveled to Paris, where he contacted with close painters of surrealism and with American artistic movements.
When he returns he begins to paint, encouraged by António Areaal, conceiving works of strong abstract and informal vocation. He exposes individually for the first time in 1964 and the following year changes to Lagos. In this period he explores the use of "non-noble" materials and begins to structure their work in narrative series, in which it integrates a restricted set of symbols and forms, also inserting the written word as an element of plastic composition.
He joins as professor of theoretical chairs of the High School of Fine Arts in Porto in 1976 and settled in that city. In the 1980s he catches knowledge with José-Augusto France, who guides him in his doctoral thesis on surrealism in Portugal. In parallel with plastic production, Lapa was continuously dedicated to writing, having been the author of numerous publications.
He was distinguished with several premiums, including the 3rd Prize of the Lagos Art Hall (1970), the AICA Award (1987) and the EDP Prize (2004).
He died on 11 February 2006 in Porto.
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