Sur les champs, 1989

This elegantly produced volume is dedicated to the work of Jean Fautrier, one of the most important figures of postwar European art and a pioneer of Art Informel. The cover, minimal and refined, features a deep tonal field punctuated by bold blue typography and a handwritten inscription, reflecting the artist’s emphasis on materiality and gesture.

Fautrier is best known for his deeply textured surfaces and emotionally charged works, often exploring themes of memory, human experience, and the aftermath of war. His innovative approach to form and substance placed him at the forefront of mid-20th-century abstraction.

Published by Achenbach, Germany, this reference book serves as both a scholarly resource and a collectible object, offering insight into Fautrier’s unique visual language and artistic legacy.

A desirable piece for collectors and enthusiasts of modern European art, particularly those interested in Art Informel and postwar abstraction.

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