Pierre Alechinsky – Original Drawing in watercolor and Ink

1984

This original drawing in ink and watercolour by Pierre Alechinsky is a striking example of his expressive and gestural style. The drawing is drawn on an antique French invoice. The historic document becomes an integral part of the composition, enriching the visual and conceptual depth of the piece.

The work is signed by Alechinsky and dated (5.XI.1984) in pencil, at lower center. 

This unique artwork features drawings in bold black ink brushstrokes layered over an antique invoice, creating a fascinating dialogue between the historical text and abstract imagery.

The work is professionally and elegantly framed. presented floating in a custom-made, double acid-free passe-partout, set in a beautiful black wooden frame, with Plexiglas® Optical HC. The presentation highlights the refinement of the drawing. 
Size framed : approx. 90 x 90 cm

This work exemplifies Alechinsky’s signature fusion of abstract expressionism and calligraphic spontaneity, blending elements of CoBrA movement aesthetics with his distinctive personal style.

Pierre Alechinsky (born 1927) is a Belgian artist associated with the CoBrA movement, which emphasized spontaneity, abstraction, and experimental techniques. His work integrates influences from calligraphy, surrealism, and comic art, resulting in highly expressive and layered compositions. His ability to merge ink drawing with unconventional supports, such as old documents, underscores his innovative approach to