Mircea Marosin (1921-2007) - Contemporary Mixed Media Man In The Dark

Description

An unusual and unnerving composition in gouache, chalk and charcoal, showing a strange man, sitting nonchalantly in a chair in the darkness of an interior with a dim light in the background. The drawing is unsigned, on thin card. On thin card.

Condition

Some smudging and dirtying to the surface of the board.

Size

63.5 x 50.5cm (25" x 19.9")

Collection Information

Sulis Fine Art is proud to present a large collection of works on paper by the artist Mircea Marosin (1921-2007). The collection features a variety of abstract and surreal compositions, as well as sketches for theatre designs and costume ideas.

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Artist Biography

Mircea Marosin was a theatre designer, theatre director, painter and poet. Born in Bucharest in 1921, Marosin, a self-taught painter, had the first exhibition of his work just after graduating in humanities and world literature. He was asked to design for the Romanian national theatres in Bucharest and Lasi and went on to design more than 90 plays, ranging from Greek tragedies and Shakespeare to the then rather risky surreal new plays. He even directed some, often in addition to designing the sets and costumes.

Marosin was primarily influenced by Surrealism, which continued to dominate in Europe, and had influence worldwide. Artists such as Frida Kahlo and Diego Riviera in Mexico, worked to incorporate the ideas posed by Surrealism into their revolutionary political philosophies, developing a new kind of magic realism.