Victor Vasarely - First Day Cover

1977

Exclusive collector’s set : 

This exclusive, signed and framed piece by Victor Vasarely features an original First Day Cover “Hommage a L’ Hexagone” 1970-1977 from 1977.  The composition showcases Vasarely’s signature optical illusions, where geometric shapes and contrasting colors merge into a visually dynamic image. This rare object is a highly collectible piece and a tribute to Vasarely’s lasting influence on the Op Art movement.
Professionally framed, floating on linen, in a high-quality, handcrafted wooden frame, protected by Plexiglas® Optical HC, which is scratch-resistant and UV-protected. Size framed approx. 33 x 43 cm.

Victor Vasarely (1906–1997) is widely regarded as the founder of the Op Art movement, a genre that explores visual illusions and perceptual dynamism. His work plays with the viewer's perception through calculated forms and bold, vibrant color palettes. Vasarely combined mathematical precision with visual rhythm, creating abstract, kinetic compositions that remain both timeless and visionary. His influence is deeply rooted in modern art history, shaping the trajectory of optical and geometric abstraction for generations to come.