Inspired by André Lanskoy's celebrated Composition (1956), this exceptional handwoven tapestry captures the vibrant energy and expressive abstraction that made the artist one of the leading figures of the post-war School of Paris. Entirely handwoven in premium wool on a 100% cotton foundation, this museum-quality textile artwork showcases remarkable craftsmanship, featuring a dense weave, rich texture, and brilliant colors. The dynamic abstract composition transforms this tapestry into a striking decorative statement for contemporary interiors, art galleries, and private collections. Specifications Artist: André Lanskoy (1902–1976) Artwork: Composition (1956) Technique: Handwoven Materials: Premium wool on cotton foundation Dimensions: 250 × 176 cm (98 × 69 in) Condition: Very good overall condition About André Lanskoy André Lanskoy (1902–1976) was a Russian-born French painter and one of the major representatives of the School of Paris. After settling in France in the 1920s, he became internationally recognized for his lyrical abstract compositions filled with vibrant colors, rhythmic forms, and expressive energy. His work bridges Cubism and Abstract Expressionism, making him one of the most influential abstract artists of the twentieth century. Ideal for collectors, galleries, interior designers, and lovers of museum-quality handcrafted textile art.
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ConditionExcellentColorsMulti ColorMaterialWoolNumber of items1Height250 cmWidth176 cmDepth1 cm