Arman Signed Lithograph – Accumulation of Punu Masks, African Tribal Art, 1998 Original

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Original signed lithograph by Arman (Armand Fernandez, 1928–2005) – Accumulation of Punu Masks, 1998.

A striking masterpiece of New Realism, illustrating Arman’s emblematic accumulation technique: a dense collection of elegant Punu masks with orange, greenish, brown and white faces, inspired by the traditional African tribal art of the Punu ethnic group of Gabon.

Key Details:
– Artist: Arman (hand-signed in pencil)
– Year: 1998
– Medium: Original lithograph on paper
– Size: 29.92 x 21.85 inches (76 x 55.5 cm)
– Condition: Very good
– Sold unframed (ready to frame or display)

Arman, a Franco-American pioneer of New Realism, was a passionate collector and renowned expert in traditional African art. His accumulations blend modern art with cultural depth—Punu masks, tied to sacred rituals, represent knowledge, power, and ancestral communication. Worn by stilt dancers in ceremonies honoring clan spirits, they evoke the mystical connection between the living, ancestors, and the divine.

Perfect for collectors of contemporary art, African tribal art influences, New Realism, or Arman prints.

Shipping & Packaging:
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