Original serigraphy in a total edition of 199 copies, Edizioni Beatrice d’Este, Milan. Perfect condition with untrimmed margins.
Verena Loewensberg (Zurich 1912-1986) was a Swiss painter and designer, a representative of concrete art. Her initial training took place in the field of textile design, but she soon turned to the visual arts, particularly abstract painting. In the 1930s, Loewensberg came into contact with the artistic language of De Stijl and Bauhaus, absorbing the influence of artists like Piet Mondrian. Later, she was among the founders of the Swiss concrete art movement, along with Max Bill, Richard Paul Lohse, and Camille Graeser, with whom she shared a strong interest in geometry, the purity of forms, and chromatic rigor.
Her work was characterized by balanced geometric compositions, sharp colors, and a refined sense of visual rhythm. Unlike other representatives of concrete art, Loewensberg often introduced a freer and more intuitive component into her approach, experimenting with variations in module and color. Throughout her career, she remained connected to the Swiss art scene but maintained contacts with international artists of geometric abstraction. In addition to painting, she also dedicated herself to producing screen prints and graphic design, contributing to the influence of concrete art in various fields.
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