»There are three forms of visual art: Painting is the art to look at, sculpture is art you can walk around and architecture is art you can walk through« Le Corbusier (1883–1965)
You search Le Corbusier art? LoMA offers original Le Corbusier art works of top quality:
Le Corbusier lithographs
Le Corbusier drawings
Le Corbusier gouaches
Le Corbusier collages
Le Corbusier grattages
Le Corbusier paintings
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- Le Corbusier (1887-1965) – “Dinosaur” 1948/60
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- Le Corbusier (1887-1965 – “New York” – 1946
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- Le Corbusier – Copper Etching – Birth of Minotaurus 1962/64
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- Le Corbusier (1887-1965) – “Birth of Minotaurus II ” 1964
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- Le Corbusier – Five Women Nr.1 – Shell – 1953, ed. 1976
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- Le Corbusier – Five Women Nr.2 – Non – 1953, ed. 1976
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- Le Corbusier – Five Women Nr.3 – Unaware – 1953, ed. 1976
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- Le Corbusier – Five Women Nr.5 – Possibility of survival -1953, ed. 1976
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- Le Corbusier – Sea – La Mer – 1963
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- Le Corbusier – Birth of minotaurus – 1956/65
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- Le Corbusier – Mask and pine cone – 1965
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- Le Corbusier – Portfolio – small Confidences – 1957/60
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- small Confidences # 1
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- small Confidences # 2
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- small Confidences # 3
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- small Confidences # 4
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- small Confidences # 5
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- small Confidences # 6
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- small Confidences # 7
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- small Confidences # 8
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- small Confidences # 9
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- small Confidences # 10
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- small Confidences # 11
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- small Confidences # 12
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- small Confidences # 13
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- Le Corbusier – Portfolio – series Panurge – 1961/62
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- series Panurge # 1
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- series Panurge # 2
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- series Panurge # 3
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- series Panurge # 4
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- series Panurge # 5
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- series Panurge # 6
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- series Panurge # 7
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- series Panurge # 8
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- Le Corbusier – Three women – 1942/64
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- Le Corbusier – The athlete – 1964
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- Le Corbusier – Le Corbusier’s hand, Taurus – 1964
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- Le Corbusier – Le Corbusier’s hand, rocks – 1964
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- Le Corbusier – Don Quixote – 1953/60
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- Le Corbusier – Women with raising hand -1954/62
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- Le Corbusier – Modulor – 1950/56/62
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- Le Corbusier – The die is cast – 1938/59, ed. 1967
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- Le Corbusier – Pink Women – 1932/61
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- Le Corbusier – Taurus – 1963
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- Le Corbusier – Taurus I – 1954/59/64
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- Le Corbusier – Touching their feet – 1952/63/64
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- Le Corbusier (1887-1965) – Icon 4 -1964
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- Le Corbusier – I dreamed – 1960
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- Le Corbusier – Taurus 6 – 1931/56/64
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- Le Corbusier – Woman at the window – 1958, ed. 1964
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- Le Corbusier – I dreamed – 1960
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- Le Corbusier (1887-1965) – Magic – 1960
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- Le Corbusier (1887-1965) – Magic – 1960
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- Le Corbusier – Fall of Barcelona – 1960
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- Le Corbusier (1887-1965) – The game – 1960
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- Le Corbusier (1887-1965) – At home – 1960
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- Le Corbusier – At home – 1960
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- Le Corbusier – Three apéritif glasses – 1960
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- Le Corbusier (1887 – 1965) – Bouteilles, 1923/ ed. 60
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- Le Corbusier (1887 – 1965) – “Musicians” – 1951/59
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- Le Corbusier – Pen drawing – Study for L’enfant est là – 1941/1962
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- Le Corbusier – Collage – Guitare, carafe et corde – 1962
One of LoMA’s favorite and focal artists is the universally-regarded genius Le Corbusier who quintessentially represents the qualities of Modernity.
For many people it may still come as a surprise that Le Corbusier beside being a famous architect, designer, theorist, writer and poet, was an extraordinary artist with an extraordinary talent as well.
Indeed his austere character dictated that each morning he dedicated himself to paiting and in the afternoon to architecture.
In Le Corbusier’s eyes painting was the most important medium for his artistic expression.
LoMA and the graphic work by Le Corbusier
LoMA sells Le Corbusier’s original graphic works. The collector and company owner Andreas Locher is also the author of an article and two booklets about the Centre Le Corbusier in Zurich and the Le Corbusier’s Swiss muse (watch home/articles).
Historical background
The Le Corbusier lithographs and etchings represent the pinnacle of artistic achievements of the 20th century. They are aesthetic and humanistic: the perfect works of art for public, office and private spaces that are comfortable and inspiring to live and work with.
Le Corbusier’s lithographs are the artistic accomplishment of his last seven years. The well-known French master printers Mourlot and Crommelynck printed the L-C lithographs.
All the lithographs that LoMA sells are limited originals whose stones and plates have been destroyed and can never be further expanded.
Originality
All the lithographs we offer for sale are in mint condition. Each work is referenced in the award-winning book LE CORBUSIER – THE GRAPHIC WORK, that can be ordered online: www.birkhauser.ch
Each lithograph we sell includes a copy of the plan for the original oak frame designed by Le Corbusier.
Possibility for galleries worldwide
Le Corbusier is highly attractive and well recognized globally.
Locher Modern Art offers lithographic works by Le Corbusier for exhibitions and sales in galleries all over the world. We also provide advise on Le Corbusier themes like staging, colouring, framing. For further information please contact us directly: info@loma.ch
FAQ
Are lithographs originals?
Yes, indeed, a lithograph is a specific artistic medium. It is a way in which the artist expresses his ideas in art. It is NOT a copy of a “real” painting, it is a piece of art in itself.
The artist choses this medium and realizes his idea on a stone or copper plate that is then printed on paper.
Lithographs – a long history
Lithographs were introduced in the 18th century following the technicque of copper etchings which were already printed in the middle of the 15th century.
Famous artists like Rembrandt, Goya and Picasso, like Le Corbusier have regularly used these techniques.
Le Corbusier lithographs with numbers, signatures and stamps – some explanation
Numbered: The Le Corbusier lithographs without numbers are limited, approximately 400 have been printed by the edition Heidi Weber and is now closed.
Signed in the stone: All lithographs are signed in the original stone by Le Corbusier, visible on each lithograph.
Signed by stamp: Some lithographs are hand stamped.
Hand-signed: These lithographs have been hand signed by Le Corbusier on each paper after printing. The motives are printed on papier d’Arche, 160 grammes, a high quality paper used in art.