Bernard Aubertin (1934-2015) - Monocromo rosso, 1973 – acrilico su tela

Bernard Aubertin (1934–2015) – Red Monochrome, 1973 Important original work by Bernard Aubertin created in 1973, belonging to the artist's exploration of the red monochrome and painted matter. The work is characterized by an intense textural surface entirely dominated by red, obtained through a dense painting process that creates a particular reticular weave and a tactile effect. The surface, viewed up close, reveals a remarkable variety of density, signs and stratifications, transforming the color into a true material experience. Details of the work * Artist: Bernard Aubertin (1934–2015) * Title: Red Monochrome * Year: 1973 * Technique: acrylic painting on canvas * Dimensions: 73.3 × 53 cm * Edition: unique * Signature: signed and dated on the back * Archiving: Bernard Aubertin Works Archive * Archival number: MTR37 – 1000466123 The work is accompanied by documentation from the Bernard Aubertin Works Archive, which records its title, technique, dimensions, year of execution, and archival number, cataloging. The painting also preserves its original wooden structural framework and shows on the back evident traces of the workmanship and the color, elements that document the original realization of the work. A particularly interesting work for collectors of Bernard Aubertin and for the international market of Italian and European art of the second half of the twentieth century, as it belongs to the production of the seventies, a fundamental period in the artist's exploration of red color and monochrome painting. Conditions: excellent overall condition commensurate with the age of the work. Normal signs of time and conservation are present, visible especially on the wooden structure and on the back. It is advisable to carefully observe the photographs, which constitute an integral part of the description.

Estimate:£5,417.78

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