Abstract Lithograph – Gerard Sala i Rosselló

Description
Gerard Sala i Rosselló created this expressive abstract lithograph featuring fluid gestural brushwork and spontaneous calligraphic marks across a light ground. Sweeping strokes of blue, black, and warm gold interact with soft pastel washes, while circular forms introduce balance within the dynamic composition. Ink splashes and energetic linear elements create a sense of movement and rhythm characteristic of late twentieth-century European abstraction. Pencil signed and numbered by the artist from a limited edition, the work reflects Sala’s exploration of lyrical abstraction and modernist gestural painting.

Artist
Gerard Sala i Rosselló (b.1942) is a Catalan artist known for his expressive abstract compositions and gestural graphic works.

Artist Details
Born in Tona, Barcelona, Sala developed a style associated with lyrical abstraction, combining spontaneous brushwork, calligraphic line, and balanced colour fields. His prints and paintings explore movement and rhythm through simplified forms and energetic mark-making within the tradition of post-war European abstraction.

Movements
Lyrical Abstraction / Post-War European Abstraction

Artist Influenced by
Influenced by the work of Joan Miró, Antoni Tàpies, and the gestural abstraction of Jackson Pollock.

Frame Condition
Presented in a wooden frame with blue matting; frame shows light age wear consistent with display.