Graphic work and photography

Both for their seriable nature and their involvement in social transformations, printmaking techniques symbolized the beginning of the democratization of art, making it more accessible to the general public and allowing us to fantasize about the possibility of acquiring a Picasso or a Miró without having to shell out large sums of money. However, this same characteristic has very often and erroneously led us to consider it a minor art. On the contrary, we should think of graphic art as an artistic technique with a series of particularities that have allowed us to discover, experiment and open up an endless number of new aesthetic paths. Therefore, far from conceiving it as a minor art, we should consider these artistic techniques as their creators themselves do: that is, as an artistic expression with its own entity that opens the door to a creative universe full of possibilities. In fact, since its appearance, graphic art has been one of the techniques through which great masters have given free rein to their creativity and need for experimentation.

Undoubtedly, the selection of works under bidding represents an excellent opportunity both for those collectors who are new to this field, as well as for those who have a long experience and knowledge within the sector.