Hubert Minnebo (1940) - Abstract Aluchromie

Original abstract aluchromie by a Belgian post-war artist, executed in the 1960s. This work is created using the aluchromie technique, a mixed-media process combining aluminium support with layered pigments and chemical or mechanical interventions. The result is a composition with strong material presence, subtle colour transitions and an emphasis on surface, transparency and structure — characteristic of post-war abstract experimentation. The composition shows overlapping curved forms in muted tones of blue, pink, brown and grey, creating a balanced and architectural abstraction. The work reflects the broader European post-war movement exploring materiality, rhythm and non-figurative form. The artwork is signed and dated 1963 on the reverse, confirming its period. It is framed; the frame is included for presentation purposes. This piece is well suited for collectors of: Belgian post-war abstraction 1960s experimental and material-based art. Abstract mixed-media works on aluminium. Good vintage condition, consistent with age. Minor surface wear and patina typical for works from this period. Original aluchromie (mixed media on aluminium), signed and dated. Not a print, not a reproduction. Belgian abstract art, post-war abstraction, aluchromie, 1960s abstract, mixed media, aluminium art. www.minnebo.be

Estimate:£251.27

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