Roberto Matta (1911 - 2002)



Roberto Matta (1911 - 2002) 1911 - 2002

Acerantes, 1995
Oil on paper mounted on canvas
60.75 x 51.10 in
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This work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Archives de L'Oeuvre de Matta and will be included in the forthcoming Matta Catalogue Raisonné, PROVENANCE Galeria Durban Segnini. Caracas Acquired from the above EXHIBITED Milan, Galleria del Credito Valtellinese Refettorio delle Stelline, Matta ... Etcetera, 1996, no. 34, illustrated in color in the catalogue p. 52 Reykjavfk, Municipal Museum of Reykjavik, Matta, 1996, n.n. New York, Maxwell Davidson Gallery. Matta. Paradise Now. 1997. n.n., illustrated in color in the catalogue Balzano, Fondaz1one Museion, Matta-G/i elementi etc .. 1997. no. 62. illustrated in color in the catalogue Caracas, Galeria Durban, Matta. quando me da la gana, 1998, no. 6. illustrated in color in the catalogue Santa Fe, Riva Yares Gallery. Matta, 1998. n.n. Tapei International Art Fair, 1998, published in fair catalog and also featured on the fair's opening gala invitation. BIBLIOGRAPHIE "Matta. .. Etcetera•, Milan 1996, 20'6-11Al/1996, Galleria del Credito, Valtellinese, n° 34, p. 52. “Matta. Paradise Now”, New York 3/25 – 4/28, 1997 Maxwell Davidson Gallery, Jeffrey H. Lauria & Co. rep coul. “Matta Gil Elementi Etc.” Musion Bolzano 1997 rep. coul No 62. “Matta, quando medalagana", Caracas, 1er-2910311998, Ed. Galerie Durban, rep. ooul. n° 6


Chilean-born artist Roberto Matta was an international figure whose worldview represented a synthesis of European, American, and Latin American cultures. As a member of the Surrealist movement and an early mentor to several Abstract Expressionists, Matta broke with both groups to pursue a highly personal artistic vision. His mature work blended abstraction, figuration, and multi-dimensional spaces into complex, cosmic landscapes. Matta's long and prolific career was defined by a strong social conscience and an intense exploration of his internal and external worlds. Matta broke with the conventions of the Surrealist movement by adding a dimension of social and political awareness to his work. He often supplemented an aesthetic of pure abstraction with elements of figuration and precisely rendered, though fantastically conceived, three-dimensional space. Matta's exploration of the unconscious mind through a symbolic language of abstract forms greatly influenced the early development Abstract Expressionism. 

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