Sacha Sosno Original Signed Metal Engraving Tête Carrée Square Head I/V HC 1998 Framed

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Sacha Sosno (1937–2013), renowned French sculptor and key figure of the École de Nice / New Realists movement alongside Yves Klein, Arman, and César. He is internationally celebrated for his signature “art of obliteration” concept and iconic Square Head (la Tête au Carré) motif — famously embodied in the monumental habitable sculpture in Nice (2002), a landmark architectural icon often called the world’s first inhabited sculpture.

Original signed and numbered artwork — limited edition I/V (1/5), a rare proof from 1998.

– Technique: Metal engraving (metallogravure / metalcut), a striking and precise medium showcasing Sosno’s geometric style.
– Title / Topic : La Tête au Carré

Its most recognizable and sought-after theme, combining the human form with a cubic cancellation. This is an hors commerce (HC) proof – a special, non-commercial proof, outside the current edition, highly sought-after by collectors. – Hand-signed by the artist and numbered I/V in pencil.

Presented in its original heavy frame as shown in the photos — a substantial, gallery-quality framing that enhances its presence.

— Frame dimensions: 92 x 78 cm (36.22 x 30.70 inches) — impressive scale ideal for prominent display.
– Ready to hang — wired and secure for immediate wall installation in your home, office, or collection.Perfect condition, carefully inspected.
– Ships worldwide with expert packaging (double-boxed, foam-protected, insured) to ensure it arrives safely and pristine.
– Signature required upon delivery.

A rare opportunity to own an authentic, early-dated original by Sacha Sosno featuring his legendary Square Head motif — ideal for collectors of contemporary French art, New Realism, or iconic modern sculptures in graphic form.

Feel free to check out the additional photos in the top left corner.

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