Abstract wall sculpture
Rayond Trameau
1897-1985
Mixed technique on black painted chipboard 41 X 39 cm, combining enamels on copper, yellow copper and chiseled red copper edged with tin. A protean artist, Trameau was also a painter, sculptor, ceramist and also one of the best enamellers of his time, figurative with a cubist tendency in his early days, before evolving towards a more tempered abstraction in contact with the musicalists, especially Valensi, of whom he was the friend. Our sculpture, probably created in the 60s is a superb example. Do not hesitate to ask us for photos or additional information by email or telephone.

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