Error Lithograph 1972 Handsigned Numbered/100

  

Gudmundur Erro (born in 1932). Printer: Clot Bramsen et Georges, Paris. Edition: 100 numbered copies /100.

Original lithograph signed in pencil, dated 1972 in pencil and numbered /100 in pencil by the artist. Dry stamp "Atelier Clot Paris" in the bottom margin at the bottom right corner. Condition: see photographs; excellent; never framed.

Paper dimensions: 63.5x47.5 cm; image dimensions: 44x36 cm. Free hand delivery possible in Paris by appointment. The work is sold with an invoice and detailed description.

He is the co-founder of the pictorial movement of the. Erró studied art from 1949 to 1954 at.

In 1955, he entered the Mosaic School of. He moved to Paris in 1958 where he met artists, writers and critics associated with the surrealist movement: Breton, but also Matta, Brauner, Masson, Max Ernst, Man Ray, Miro and Duchamp. Erró was the husband of. With whom he had a daughter in 1960. In 1962, he published Mecanismo, mechamanifesto, 100 mechanical poems, and a mechanics manual for the Mecascience college for the mecacours moyen.

Concerto mécanique pour la folie ou la folle mécamorphose. Between 1964 and 1967, he made his first film Grimaces.

From 1963 to 1965, he participated in artistic interventions with. He himself is the author of several artistic interventions.

In October 1963, he inaugurated a personal exhibition with the happening "Les Critiques d'art". From Paris, in 1964, he created the happening Gold Water. Then he contributed to the. Wall posters and slogans of May 68.

In 1972, he met Vilai Permchit. In 1982, he was invited to create a giant mural in. In 1986, he represented Iceland at the. In 1989, he made a donation of art works and personal archives to the city of Reykjavik.

This fund is managed by the Reykjavik Art Museum. Galerie Louis Carré & Cie. In Paris has represented the artist since 2012.

In 2012, he created the print for the portfolio created by Cristel Éditeur d'Art for the 9th Jacques-Goddet Prize (Trophée Carrefour), an award that rewards the best article in Francophone press published during the Tour de France. In 2013, he created the print for the portfolio created by Cristel Éditeur d'Art for the 2nd Denis-Lalanne Prize (Trophée Roland-Garros), an award that rewards the best article in Francophone press published during the Roland-Garros tournament.

In 2014, he exhibited with Jean-Jacques Deleval and. At the Arsenal de Soissons.

Since 2013, Erró has been working on a relief print technique: Aquagravure. In 2020, he exhibited solo at Galerie Perrotin. Erró is one of the founders of a movement called the.

Many artists contribute to the emergence of this artistic style like.