Title: Bridget Riley (1931) ‘Halcyon’ Final Study for a Painting, Unique, Provenance, Hand Signed, 1977
Description: Bridget Riley (1931) ‘Halcyon’ Final Study for a Painting, Unique, Provenance, Hand Signed, 1977

Description – Signed by Bridget Riley ‘Halcyon’ Final Study for a Painting, 1972.

From the collection of the late Paul Emery. An early member of the (UACC) Universal Autograph Collectors Club, later opening his own memorabilia business; 'Paul Emery's Hollywood Memorabilia' based in Bristol.

Two privately owned andeach individually signed Bridget Riley private effects.

A signed clipped sheet of one of Bridget Rileysconcept pictures, Halycyon a 'Final Study For Painting, 1972', Catalogue number 83. ‘Halcyon’ minature Hand signed in black ink.

On Private and Personal ‘Bridget Riley Letter Headed Note Paper’, a private letter to Paul Emery. Letter Hand signed in blue ink.

From her residence 7 Royal Crescent, London W11, Barbara responded and wrote to Paul Emery and included as a ‘la reconnaissance’ the signed‘Final Study for a Painting,Halcyon’ 1972 Catalogue Nr 83 in her reply. 

Artist : Bridget Riley

Title : ‘Final Study for a Painting, Halcyon’ 1972 Catalogue Nr 83

Year : 1977

Signed : Both Hand Signed in ink

Limited Edition : Unique, one off

Medium : ‘Halcyon’ Catalogue page on 300 gsm card paper, matt 

 Personal Private Letter Headed Note Paper is grey 

Dimensions : Signed ‘Halcyon’ catalogue clipping 23 x 19 ½ cm

 Private Personal Letter Headed Note Paper 21 x 20 cm

Published and Printed : 

Blind stamps : None

Framed : No

Condition : In great as new condition. Stored away from sun. 

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About the artist

Bridget Riley (born 1931) is a celebrated English painter and a central figure in the Op Art movement. Her hypnotic, geometric compositions use optical illusions to create a sense of movement, shimmering, or vibration. A Leone d’Oro winner at the Venice Biennale, she remains one of Britain’s most influential abstract artists.


 



Condition: Used
Delivery option: Delivery
Location: NG3
Category: Art