70’s Surrealist Abstract Etching From “a Week in September” by George Dussau

Surrealist abstract etching from “A Week in September” by French artist George Dussau. Numbered LL, signed LR, titled lower center. Detailed abstract with black and white geometric objects in the center, with gray, red, orange, yellow, green, blue stripes. Black, brown, tan background. Double cream mat, chrome metal frame, plexiglass cover. Very good condition. Dealer 18.

21”w x 1.5”d x 27”h

*Georges Dussau, a contemporary artist born in 1947, has carved a niche for himself in the world of art. While details about his personal life are limited, his artistic legacy is evident. Dussau’s work is primarily associated with the Surrealist movement, known for dreamlike imagery and subconscious exploration. He utilizes various mediums, including acrylic paint, gouache, and even handmade paper, to create vibrant and captivating pieces. Some sources suggest his work reflects the influence of abstract expressionists like Wassily Kandinsky, evident in the interplay of lines, shapes, and colors. Whether through his paintings or prints, Dussau’s art invites viewers on a journey into his imaginative world.