Perez Celis New York 1990 Signed Painting on Paper Abstract Expressionism Framed

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Abstract expressionist painting on paper titled "New York" by Argentine artist Perez Celis, created in 1990. Hand signed, titled and … Read more Abstract expressionist painting on paper titled "New York" by Argentine artist Perez Celis, created in 1990. Hand signed, titled and dated along the lower margin. The composition features sweeping gestural forms and layered areas of pigment rendered in black, yellow, red, and white. A large arcing shape moves across the surface, creating a sense of motion and structure, while areas of splattered and dripping paint add texture and spontaneity. The work appears on two joined sheets of paper. Perez Celis was known for expressive abstract compositions that often referenced architectural forms and cultural themes from Latin America and the cities where he worked. This painting reflects the artist’s energetic brushwork and bold color contrasts during a period when he was actively exhibiting internationally. A signed work from this period provides collectors with an example of Celis’ abstract expressionist style and his connection to the New York art scene of the late 20th century.



From a private collection. Dimensions: 41.5"h x 52.5"w x 2.25"d (framed). Overall in very good condition.

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Perez Celis (1939–2008) was an Argentine painter and sculptor associated with Latin American abstract expressionism. Born in Buenos Aires, he exhibited internationally beginning in the 1960s and gained recognition for works that combined bold abstraction with imagery drawn from Latin American culture and architecture. His work has been exhibited in major museums and galleries across the Americas, Europe, and Asia, including exhibitions in Paris, Tokyo, and New York. Perez Celis represented Argentina in international exhibitions and biennials, and his works are held in numerous public and private collections worldwide, including several museums in Latin America and the United States. See less