Mid 20th Century Vintage Mixed Media Abstract Drawing on Paper, Signed by European artist Lucy Adamczyk

This exquisite and dynamic abstract mixed media work by European artist Lucy Adamczyk, captures the essence of mid-century artistic exploration. Though little is known about the artist, this beautiful drawing is reminiscent of the stylistic works of the Constructivist movement, which began in the early 1900s. The broken space, bold lines, and repetitious motifs evoke the industrial references attributed to Constructivism and the works of Tatlin and Lissitzky. This piece stands as a testament to Adamczyk's ability to channel the innovative spirit of Abstraction and a nod to preceeding Constructivist pioneers.

Abstract Art is any form of art that does not represent reality convincingly, but instead distorts it. In this movement, artists began with a known visible object and abstracted it to produce a more simplified form. Pioneers of the Abstract Art movement include Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian. 

This piece is in very good condition with little signs of wear other than is usual for a vintage artwork of this period. Notably, is the artists signature on the reverse of the the drawing.

All artwork comes professionally framed in a classic gallery style moulding, with a 4" archival, acid-free mat and Acrylite Conservation Glazing, filtering out 99% of harmful UV light. The frame is available in 4 finishes upon checkout, with additional mat and frame options available upon request. 

All artwork comes professionally framed in a classic gallery style moulding, with a 4" archival, acid-free mat and Acrylite Conservation Glazing, filtering out 99% of harmful UV light. The frame is available in 4 finishes upon checkout, with additional mat and frame options available upon request.