Jilali GHARBAOUI (1930–1971) - Lot 2

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Jilali GHARBAOUI (1930–1971) - Lot 2
Jilali GHARBAOUI (1930–1971) Abstract Composition, 1969 Gouache on cardboard Signed "Gharbaoui" and dated in the upper right corner 31 x 22 cm (minor losses along the edges; cardboard backing with two original perforations) PROVENANCE Private collection, then by inheritance DESCRIPTION Jilali Gharbaoui is considered the first Moroccan painter to have adopted a non-figurative approach to painting. His abstract work is distinguished by great expressive intensity and vigorous brushwork. Created with a brush or palette knife, his compositions are characterized by a palette dominated by shades of blue, black, and brown. His artistic world shares affinities with the works of Jean Fautrier and Hans Hartung. His work has garnered significant international recognition, as evidenced by his exhibitions in Amsterdam in 1966 and in Paris in 1962. As early as 1957, he received the first prize awarded by the San Francisco Museum of Art. THIS LOT WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO THE DROUOT STORAGE FACILITY AFTER THE SALE; IT WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR RETURN. Please refer to the auction house’s terms and conditions regarding the pickup of lots before bidding.
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