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Hans Osswald, graphic work, listed Swedish visual artist.
Geometric and stylised composition featuring organic, floral forms in shades of blue, green and white. The composition is structured around a square grid, combining decorative and abstract elements. Signed work from the 1970s, framed.
Origin: Sweden.
Material: Graphic print on paper.
Dimensions: Visual size 25 × 19 cm, total size 46 × 37 cm.
Period: 1970s.
Condition: In good condition with minor age-related signs of wear.
Bio:
Hans August Osswald (1919–1983), originally Andersson and also known as Hans Osvald, was a Swedish painter, printmaker and book illustrator born in Örebro. He made his exhibition debut at Louis Hahnes art gallery in Stockholm in 1947 and subsequently exhibited throughout Sweden, including Örebro, Kalmar and Falun. His artistic practice encompassed painting, woodcuts and book illustration. He participated in the travelling exhibition Grafik och Skulptur in 1953 and exhibited woodcuts through Konstfrämjandet in Stockholm. His works are represented in collections including the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, Malmö Museum, Eskilstuna Museum and the Brooklyn Museum in New York.Hans Osswald, grafisk værk, listet svensk billedkunstner.
Abstrakt, geometrisk komposition med stiliserede organiske former og ornamentale elementer i røde, rosa, sorte og hvide nuancer. Motivet er opbygget over et kvadratisk gitter med cirkulære, trekantede og symmetriske figurer, der skaber et dekorativt og rytmisk udtryk. Signeret værk fra 1970erne.
Oprindelse: Sverige.
Materiale: Grafisk tryk på papir.
Dimensioner: Lysmål 25 × 19 cm, total størrelse 46 × 37 cm.
Periode: 1970erne.
Stand: Fremstår i god stand med lette aldersrelaterede brugsspor.
Bio:
Hans August Osswald (1919–1983), oprindeligt Andersson og også kendt som Hans Osvald, var en svensk maler, grafiker og bogillustrator født i Örebro. Han debuterede hos Louis Hahnes Konsthandel i Stockholm i 1947 og udstillede efterfølgende flere steder i Sverige, herunder Örebro, Kalmar og Fa
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