Original lithographic cover of the art magazine ‘Art d'Aujourd'hui’ from the 1950s. Art d'Aujourd'hui was a significant French contemporary art magazine published between 1949 and 1954. It played a pivotal role in promoting modernist and avant-garde movements in post-war Europe.​

Pablo Palazuelo was a prominent Spanish painter and sculptor, celebrated for his pioneering work in geometric abstraction. His art seamlessly integrated visual aesthetics with philosophical and scientific concepts, establishing him as a central figure in 20th-century Spanish abstract art. Palazuelo's early works exhibited a neo-Cubist style, gradually transitioning to abstraction by the late 1940s. Palazuelo developed a concept he termed "Trans-geometría," focusing on the rhythms of nature translated into plastic art. This approach emphasized the dynamic interplay between geometric forms and natural structures.

The piece is framed with a hand made deep oak wood frame and is place on a light background.

H 41 x W 34 cm.