Lourdes Castro – The Situationist Times, 1967
Lourdes Castro – Lithograph, 1967
Original Mid-Century Modern Print | Situationist Times | Vintage Portuguese Art
This rare 1967 lithograph by Portuguese artist Lourdes Castro is a striking example of mid-century printmaking and conceptual art. Originally published in the influential avant-garde publication The Situationist Times, this piece reflects Castro’s experimental spirit and her deep engagement with themes of shadow, presence, and the ephemeral.
Best known for her innovative use of silhouettes and transparent materials, Castro was a key figure in both the Portuguese modernist movement and the international art scene of the 1960s. This original lithograph captures the radical visual language of the time—where graphic abstraction, poetic form, and political undertones intersect. Its minimal yet arresting composition reflects both the intellectual rigor and playfulness that defined the Situationist aesthetic.
Printed in black and white with crisp contrasts and bold negative space, this work holds significant historical value for collectors of 20th-century art, European graphic design, and mid-century modern aesthetics. As part of the Situationist Times archive, it also stands as a collectible artifact from one of the most subversive and creative countercultural movements of the 20th century.
Whether framed in a sleek modern setting or added to a thoughtful collection of conceptual or political art, this Lourdes Castro print offers both visual intrigue and cultural depth.
Artwork Details:
• Artist: Lourdes Castro
• Title: Untitled, from The Situationist Times, 1967
• Medium: Original Lithograph
• Date: 1967
• Movement: Situationist, Mid-Century Modern
• Condition: Very Good Vintage Condition (minor age-appropriate wear)
• Provenance: From the pages of The Situationist Times, 1967
• Framing: Unframed (custom framing available upon request)
Lourdes Castro – Lithograph, 1967
Original Mid-Century Modern Print | Situationist Times | Vintage Portuguese Art
This rare 1967 lithograph by Portuguese artist Lourdes Castro is a striking example of mid-century printmaking and conceptual art. Originally published in the influential avant-garde publication The Situationist Times, this piece reflects Castro’s experimental spirit and her deep engagement with themes of shadow, presence, and the ephemeral.
Best known for her innovative use of silhouettes and transparent materials, Castro was a key figure in both the Portuguese modernist movement and the international art scene of the 1960s. This original lithograph captures the radical visual language of the time—where graphic abstraction, poetic form, and political undertones intersect. Its minimal yet arresting composition reflects both the intellectual rigor and playfulness that defined the Situationist aesthetic.
Printed in black and white with crisp contrasts and bold negative space, this work holds significant historical value for collectors of 20th-century art, European graphic design, and mid-century modern aesthetics. As part of the Situationist Times archive, it also stands as a collectible artifact from one of the most subversive and creative countercultural movements of the 20th century.
Whether framed in a sleek modern setting or added to a thoughtful collection of conceptual or political art, this Lourdes Castro print offers both visual intrigue and cultural depth.
Artwork Details:
• Artist: Lourdes Castro
• Title: Untitled, from The Situationist Times, 1967
• Medium: Original Lithograph
• Date: 1967
• Movement: Situationist, Mid-Century Modern
• Condition: Very Good Vintage Condition (minor age-appropriate wear)
• Provenance: From the pages of The Situationist Times, 1967
• Framing: Unframed (custom framing available upon request)
Lourdes Castro – Lithograph, 1967
Original Mid-Century Modern Print | Situationist Times | Vintage Portuguese Art
This rare 1967 lithograph by Portuguese artist Lourdes Castro is a striking example of mid-century printmaking and conceptual art. Originally published in the influential avant-garde publication The Situationist Times, this piece reflects Castro’s experimental spirit and her deep engagement with themes of shadow, presence, and the ephemeral.
Best known for her innovative use of silhouettes and transparent materials, Castro was a key figure in both the Portuguese modernist movement and the international art scene of the 1960s. This original lithograph captures the radical visual language of the time—where graphic abstraction, poetic form, and political undertones intersect. Its minimal yet arresting composition reflects both the intellectual rigor and playfulness that defined the Situationist aesthetic.
Printed in black and white with crisp contrasts and bold negative space, this work holds significant historical value for collectors of 20th-century art, European graphic design, and mid-century modern aesthetics. As part of the Situationist Times archive, it also stands as a collectible artifact from one of the most subversive and creative countercultural movements of the 20th century.
Whether framed in a sleek modern setting or added to a thoughtful collection of conceptual or political art, this Lourdes Castro print offers both visual intrigue and cultural depth.
Artwork Details:
• Artist: Lourdes Castro
• Title: Untitled, from The Situationist Times, 1967
• Medium: Original Lithograph
• Date: 1967
• Movement: Situationist, Mid-Century Modern
• Condition: Very Good Vintage Condition (minor age-appropriate wear)
• Provenance: From the pages of The Situationist Times, 1967
• Framing: Unframed (custom framing available upon request)