Name: Olga de Amaral
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Olga de Amaral

English Language | Softcover | 2024 | 300 pages | 29×21 cm

Publisher　　　Fondation Cartier pour l'Art Contemporain
Author　　　　 Olga de Amaral
ISBN　　　　　9782869251854

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Highlighting de Amaral’s career-long experimentation with fabric, scale and three-dimensionality

Colombian artist Olga de Amaral’s (born 1932) hand-woven works combine natural fibers, paint and plaster in a mixture of modernist aesthetics and traditional Colombian weaving techniques. This monograph brings together 100 of her works to show her evolution from geometric wall works to freestanding pieces.