Original stencil by Victor Vasarely from 1952 “Sauzon”

Edition Art dÀujourd`hui. Atelier Acay, Paris

Printed in 1.500 copies.

Signed in the print.

Victor Vasarely is regarded as the father of Op Art. His work transformed geometric abstraction into a dynamic visual language that continues to fascinate audiences today. From the 1940s onward, Vasarely developed a style of geometric abstraction that used color and pattern to create striking optical illusions—shapes that seem to move, bulge, or vibrate.

The piece is framed with a wide antique frame, a Damborg frame.

H 41 x W 36 cm.