Wifredo Lam – Fantasma - from the El Último Viaje Del Buque Series (1976)
Medium: Limited-Edition Lithograph
Edition: 5/99
Dimensions: 30 x 22 in (76.2 x 55.9 cm)
Signature: Hand-signed lower right, numbered lower left
Condition: Excellent
Frame: Not included (custom framing options available)
Artistic Highlights
Fantasma is a compelling example of Wifredo Lam’s signature style—an evocative fusion of Surrealism, Afro-Cuban symbolism, and Modernist abstraction. Part of Lam’s El Último Viaje Del Buque (1976) series, this lithograph features the artist’s distinctive figures and haunting geometric forms, reflecting both spiritual vitality and cultural heritage. Lam’s palette and compositions typically echo the energetic interplay between human, animal, and mythical entities—elements that made him a pivotal figure in 20th-century art.
As an Edition 5/99, this piece stands out for its rarity and collectibility. The hand-signed and numbered designations affirm its authenticity, making it a must-have for serious collectors of modern and Latin American art. The lithograph’s bold yet intricate details bring Lam’s surreal narrative to life, drawing the viewer into a dreamlike realm that blurs boundaries between reality and the subconscious.
Why Add Fantasma to Your Collection?
Iconic Style: Lam’s influential blend of European modernism and Afro-Cuban motifs has shaped contemporary art’s global dialogue.
Cultural Significance: This series underscores Lam’s exploration of identity, spirituality, and myth—a reflection of his Afro-Cuban roots and broader world experience.
Investment Potential: Limited to only 99 impressions (plus artist’s proofs), each hand-signed lithograph carries enduring value and prestige.
Display Recommendations
Opt for a simple, gallery-style frame that preserves the artwork’s vibrancy without overshadowing Lam’s dynamic imagery.
Soft, directional lighting can emphasize the lithograph’s rich textures, allowing viewers to appreciate Lam’s meticulous linework and surreal compositions.
Consider grouping multiple Fantasma lithographs from the same series to create an immersive, visual conversation within your space.
Custom framing options are also available to complement the piece’s bold colors and distinctive forms.
About Wifredo Lam
Wifredo Lam (1902–1982) was a Cuban-born artist of Chinese, African, and Spanish heritage whose work bridged various cultural and stylistic currents. After studying in Madrid and Paris, Lam became associated with the Surrealist movement, befriending artists like Pablo Picasso and André Breton. He later infused his art with Afro-Cuban iconography, helping pioneer a unique visual language that resonates with themes of cultural identity, spirituality, and social commentary. Today, Lam’s works are held in major museums worldwide, affirming his status as one of Latin America’s most significant modern artists.
For inquiries on pricing, availability, or to schedule a private viewing of Fantasma, please contact Reverie Fine Art Gallery.
(Frame not included; custom framing options available.)
Medium: Limited-Edition Lithograph
Edition: 5/99
Dimensions: 30 x 22 in (76.2 x 55.9 cm)
Signature: Hand-signed lower right, numbered lower left
Condition: Excellent
Frame: Not included (custom framing options available)
Artistic Highlights
Fantasma is a compelling example of Wifredo Lam’s signature style—an evocative fusion of Surrealism, Afro-Cuban symbolism, and Modernist abstraction. Part of Lam’s El Último Viaje Del Buque (1976) series, this lithograph features the artist’s distinctive figures and haunting geometric forms, reflecting both spiritual vitality and cultural heritage. Lam’s palette and compositions typically echo the energetic interplay between human, animal, and mythical entities—elements that made him a pivotal figure in 20th-century art.
As an Edition 5/99, this piece stands out for its rarity and collectibility. The hand-signed and numbered designations affirm its authenticity, making it a must-have for serious collectors of modern and Latin American art. The lithograph’s bold yet intricate details bring Lam’s surreal narrative to life, drawing the viewer into a dreamlike realm that blurs boundaries between reality and the subconscious.
Why Add Fantasma to Your Collection?
Iconic Style: Lam’s influential blend of European modernism and Afro-Cuban motifs has shaped contemporary art’s global dialogue.
Cultural Significance: This series underscores Lam’s exploration of identity, spirituality, and myth—a reflection of his Afro-Cuban roots and broader world experience.
Investment Potential: Limited to only 99 impressions (plus artist’s proofs), each hand-signed lithograph carries enduring value and prestige.
Display Recommendations
Opt for a simple, gallery-style frame that preserves the artwork’s vibrancy without overshadowing Lam’s dynamic imagery.
Soft, directional lighting can emphasize the lithograph’s rich textures, allowing viewers to appreciate Lam’s meticulous linework and surreal compositions.
Consider grouping multiple Fantasma lithographs from the same series to create an immersive, visual conversation within your space.
Custom framing options are also available to complement the piece’s bold colors and distinctive forms.
About Wifredo Lam
Wifredo Lam (1902–1982) was a Cuban-born artist of Chinese, African, and Spanish heritage whose work bridged various cultural and stylistic currents. After studying in Madrid and Paris, Lam became associated with the Surrealist movement, befriending artists like Pablo Picasso and André Breton. He later infused his art with Afro-Cuban iconography, helping pioneer a unique visual language that resonates with themes of cultural identity, spirituality, and social commentary. Today, Lam’s works are held in major museums worldwide, affirming his status as one of Latin America’s most significant modern artists.
For inquiries on pricing, availability, or to schedule a private viewing of Fantasma, please contact Reverie Fine Art Gallery.
(Frame not included; custom framing options available.)
Medium: Limited-Edition Lithograph
Edition: 5/99
Dimensions: 30 x 22 in (76.2 x 55.9 cm)
Signature: Hand-signed lower right, numbered lower left
Condition: Excellent
Frame: Not included (custom framing options available)
Artistic Highlights
Fantasma is a compelling example of Wifredo Lam’s signature style—an evocative fusion of Surrealism, Afro-Cuban symbolism, and Modernist abstraction. Part of Lam’s El Último Viaje Del Buque (1976) series, this lithograph features the artist’s distinctive figures and haunting geometric forms, reflecting both spiritual vitality and cultural heritage. Lam’s palette and compositions typically echo the energetic interplay between human, animal, and mythical entities—elements that made him a pivotal figure in 20th-century art.
As an Edition 5/99, this piece stands out for its rarity and collectibility. The hand-signed and numbered designations affirm its authenticity, making it a must-have for serious collectors of modern and Latin American art. The lithograph’s bold yet intricate details bring Lam’s surreal narrative to life, drawing the viewer into a dreamlike realm that blurs boundaries between reality and the subconscious.
Why Add Fantasma to Your Collection?
Iconic Style: Lam’s influential blend of European modernism and Afro-Cuban motifs has shaped contemporary art’s global dialogue.
Cultural Significance: This series underscores Lam’s exploration of identity, spirituality, and myth—a reflection of his Afro-Cuban roots and broader world experience.
Investment Potential: Limited to only 99 impressions (plus artist’s proofs), each hand-signed lithograph carries enduring value and prestige.
Display Recommendations
Opt for a simple, gallery-style frame that preserves the artwork’s vibrancy without overshadowing Lam’s dynamic imagery.
Soft, directional lighting can emphasize the lithograph’s rich textures, allowing viewers to appreciate Lam’s meticulous linework and surreal compositions.
Consider grouping multiple Fantasma lithographs from the same series to create an immersive, visual conversation within your space.
Custom framing options are also available to complement the piece’s bold colors and distinctive forms.
About Wifredo Lam
Wifredo Lam (1902–1982) was a Cuban-born artist of Chinese, African, and Spanish heritage whose work bridged various cultural and stylistic currents. After studying in Madrid and Paris, Lam became associated with the Surrealist movement, befriending artists like Pablo Picasso and André Breton. He later infused his art with Afro-Cuban iconography, helping pioneer a unique visual language that resonates with themes of cultural identity, spirituality, and social commentary. Today, Lam’s works are held in major museums worldwide, affirming his status as one of Latin America’s most significant modern artists.
For inquiries on pricing, availability, or to schedule a private viewing of Fantasma, please contact Reverie Fine Art Gallery.
(Frame not included; custom framing options available.)
