- Victor Vasarely
- Presim, c. 1974
- Screenprint on paper
- 29 x 21 in (73.66 x 53.34 cm)
- Inv: 3595
Gift of John A. Welsh III '59
Victor Vasarely was a leading artist of Op-Art, an art movement popular in the 1960's concerned with the nature of perception and optical effects. Op-Art works typically appear as optical illusions, with geometric shapes and abstract patterns that appear to move three-dimensionally within their two-dimensional space.
- Subject Matter: Abstract
- Current Location: Chambers Building - Office - 1st floor
- Collections: Art in Office, John A. Welsh III, Class of 1959 Collection, Mathematics as Metaphor, Printmaking
