Abstract Lithograph by André Lanskoy

This is a mid-century modern abstract lithograph on paper attributed to the Russian-French artist André Lanskoy, a prominent figure in the School of Paris and the Tachisme movement. The composition is characterized by Lanskoy's signature style of 'abstract lyricism,' featuring an interlocking arrangement of geometric and biomorphic shapes in a diverse palette of muted grays, vibrant purples, ochres, and highlights of red. The work utilizes rhythmic line work and overlapping planes to create a sense of movement and depth. The piece appears to be a professionally printed lithograph, likely dating from the mid-1950s to the 1970s. It is displayed within a modern gray or silver-toned frame with a white bevelled mat. The visible condition shows the artwork is under glass, which has preserved the colors well, though there is some light reflection on the surface. The frame exhibits minor surface wear consistent with age, but no major structural damage or staining is visible in the print area. Such lithographs often carry a pencil signature and edition number in the lower margin, which are partially obscured by the matting in this view. The craftsmanship reflects the high-quality printmaking standards of post-war Parisian ateliers.

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