Jacques CARELMAN (1929-2012) - Lot 77

Jacques CARELMAN (1929-2012) Female violin Pencil and black ink drawing on paper, unsigned 11.8 cm x 27 cm Provenance: Galerie les Yeux Fertiles Bibliography : Carelman Jacques, Petit supplément à l'Encyclopédie de Diderot et d'Alembert, recueil de planches sur quelques sciences, métiers et arts mécaniques duXX e siècle, avec leur explication, Balland, Paris, 1971 Carelman Jacques, Catalogue des objets introuvables - Les instruments de musique, 1976 Foulc Thieri, in Correspondancier du Collège de Pataphysique, 1er gidouille 139 E.P., issue 20 (June 15, 2012) Note: "Violon femme" is an intriguing drawing by Jacques Carelman, known for his innovative, offbeat approach to drawing and conceptual art. Through this drawing, the artist blends human and musical forms, creating an original and poetic representation of a violin in the form of a female silhouette. Sharp pencil lines and black ink underline the balance between abstraction and figuration that characterizes Carelman's unique style.