A rare and powerful wall-mounted relief from the 1972–1976 series by Dutch architect and artist Maurice M. Grothausen (BNA–BNI). Crafted in hand-sprayed MDF in a distinctive khaki green, these sculptural panels exemplify a minimalist yet expressive language rooted in architectural clarity.
This series—limited to just 9 unique works—was developed alongside Grothausen’s architectural practice and reflects his strong affinity with the geometric abstraction of pre-war pioneers such as André Volten and Wim Crouwel. Starting each work from a pure shape—circle, square, or triangle—Grothausen explored balance, repetition, and visual rhythm through a clean, three-dimensional surface language.
Each piece is wall-mounted via a French cleat system due to its substantial weight (approx. 15 kg). Unsigned but fully authenticated and guaranteed, this panel is a collector’s piece of high modernist craftsmanship—timeless, serene, and made with an eye for proportion and tactile presence.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition, with only minor surface marks consistent with age.
Material: Sprayed MDF
