“Sequential evolution”-Υannis Gaitis.

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SKU: GAITG0004

“Successive evolution” – Collector’s silkscreen with gravure print on the border, signed and numbered by Υannis Gaitis..

Comes with a certificate of authenticity.

  • Theme dimensions: 65 x 50 cm.
  • Paper dimensions: 78 x 60 cm.
  • Made at Atelier Guillard Gourdon in Paris, October 1972-1973.

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“Sequential evolution” – Yannis Gaitis

Collectible silkscreen signed and numbered by Υannis Gaitis .

“Sequential evolution”-Υannis Gaitis | Comes with a certificate of authenticity.

  • Theme dimensions: 65 x 50 cm.
  • Paper dimensions: 78 x 60 cm.
  • Made at Atelier Guillard Gourdon in Paris, October 1972-1973.

Υannis Gaitis (1923-1984) was a Greek painter, engraver and sculptor. He is known for the “Little Men”, figures who have no individual characteristics and have identical clothing with a striped suit and hat. Special feature in protest of the massification of modern man.

He initially studied at A.S.K.T. and then to Paris. Among his teachers was Konstantinos Parthenis . In 1954 he went to Paris to complete his studies studying at the School of Fine Arts and the Grande Chaumiere Academy. He also organized exhibitions in Athens and the French capital, where he settled with his wife, Gabriela Simosi. He took part in several solo and group exhibitions, both in Greece and abroad. In 1967 he presented for the first time “Anthropakia”, the feature of his work. He dealt with this feature in the following decades, making it a kind and means of irony and social criticism. Gradually, from 1975 the stylized forms multiplied and consolidated resulting in the creation of human landscapes . He died in July 1984, a few days after the opening of the retrospective exhibition of his work at the National Gallery of Athens .
  • Screen printing is the exact reproduction of limited copies of an original work.
  • For reproduction, a silk grid is used stretched on a crate, hence the term Silkscreen, and as many crates as the colors of the work are used.
  • The papers used for reproduction are cotton handmade 280-300gr type Fabriano.
  • After the reproduction, the crates are destroyed by the painter to ensure the collectibility of the work.
  • The Silkscreens are signed and numbered in pencil by the painter (numbering on the left and signature on the right) and are accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

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The product is handmade and there may be deviations in design and color from the picture.

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