Serge Poliakoff Abstract Lithograph
This item is an abstract color lithograph by the acclaimed Russian-French modernist painter Serge Poliakoff, likely dating from the mid-20th century (circa 1950s-1960s). The artwork features the artist's signature 'puzzle-like' composition, characterized by interlocking, asymmetrical geometric shapes that create a sense of architectural depth and balance. The palette is composed of muted earthy tones including charcoal gray, ochre, soft orange, and sandy tan, printed on high-quality heavy-weight paper. Typical of Poliakoff’s style, the color fields are not flat but possess a layered, textured quality achieved through the lithographic process. The print exhibits a thin surrounding margin and appears to be housed in a simple protective frame or folder. While the image quality is low, there are visible signs of aging consistent with its era, including slight yellowing of the paper and possible softening of the edges. Small white rectangular labels are visible at the bottom of the mount, which may contain cataloging or exhibition information. Poliakoff's work is highly regarded for its mastery of spatial relationships and color harmony, making this piece a significant example of post-war European abstraction.
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$2,500 - $4,500
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Fine Art Prints & Multiples
Appraised On
March 11, 2026
Estimated Value
$2,500 - $4,500
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lithographie de Poliakov
Item Description
This item is an abstract color lithograph by the acclaimed Russian-French modernist painter Serge Poliakoff, likely dating from the mid-20th century (circa 1950s-1960s). The artwork features the artist's signature 'puzzle-like' composition, characterized by interlocking, asymmetrical geometric shapes that create a sense of architectural depth and balance. The palette is composed of muted earthy tones including charcoal gray, ochre, soft orange, and sandy tan, printed on high-quality heavy-weight paper. Typical of Poliakoff’s style, the color fields are not flat but possess a layered, textured quality achieved through the lithographic process. The print exhibits a thin surrounding margin and appears to be housed in a simple protective frame or folder. While the image quality is low, there are visible signs of aging consistent with its era, including slight yellowing of the paper and possible softening of the edges. Small white rectangular labels are visible at the bottom of the mount, which may contain cataloging or exhibition information. Poliakoff's work is highly regarded for its mastery of spatial relationships and color harmony, making this piece a significant example of post-war European abstraction.
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