Art print Cheyt Gordes 54x58 cm, gold, grey, black, by V. Vasarely, 1970s
450 PLN
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The 'Cheyt Gordes' print from 1971 stands as a vivid example of late 1960s and early 1970s Op Art, attributed to Victor Vasarely. The composition is structured around an illusion of three-dimensional cubes, forming a geometric, almost pulsating pattern that suggests both movement and depth. The dominant palette features muted ochre-gold, warm grey, and deep charcoal, all framed by a thin, simple border with a metallic or painted finish. The surface is matte, emphasizing the modernist purity of the design. The piece is in good condition overall, with a smooth surface and a visible abrasion in the central area, as well as minor signs of age typical for the period.This print echoes an era when art was centered on visual experience and perception. Geometric forms become a means of dialogue with the viewer—pulsating and shifting depending on the angle, as if inviting a playful engagement with the senses. It is a reflection of a time when Vasarely and other Op Art pioneers experimented with illusion and movement, seeking to transcend the static image and infuse it with a kinetic presence.The artwork can be displayed in a contemporary living room, where the repetition of geometric motifs pairs well with minimalist sofas or simple consoles. It would complement accessories in muted tones of black, grey, or gold, as well as matte glass or metal surfaces. Interiors inspired by mid-century modern or contemporary collector’s eclecticism will best highlight the graphic rhythm and visual depth of the piece.The print measures 54 × 58 cm with a frame depth of approximately 3.8 cm. The listed price refers to a single piece.
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Height58 cm
Length54 cm
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Length54 cm
Height58 cm
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