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b. 1913 - d. 2009

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        • KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING
          Dec. 15, 2024

          KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING

          Est: $800 - $1,200

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Surreal Futuristic Landscape with Little People Examining Giant Eggs, Oil/Canvas, 26" x 35", signed lower right, signed and titled "P-75" verso, framed, 29.25" x 38.25".

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        • KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING "BUREAUCRACY XXXII"
          Dec. 15, 2024

          KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING "BUREAUCRACY XXXII"

          Est: $2,000 - $4,000

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): "Bureaucracy XXXII", Oil/Canvas, 41" x 52", signed lower left, signed and titled verso, framed, 42" x 52.5".

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        • Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting
          Dec. 15, 2024

          Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting

          Est: $700 - $900

          ARTIST: Kurt Larisch (Austrian, Mexican, 1913 - 2009) TITLE: Surreal Scene with People MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Few very minor paint losses. Few scattered minor inpaintings/touch ups. ART SIZE: 16 x 15 inches / 40 x 38 cm FRAME SIZE: unframed (In-House framing available) SIGNATURE: unsigned CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART WANTED: Consign, Trade In, Cash Offer SKU#: 135159 US SHIPPING: $49 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Kurt Larisch was born in Vienna, Austria in 1913. He was first exposed to art in the photography and antique atelier of his father who painted miniatures on ivory. Establishing himself as a graphic artist, Larisch was one of the first in Europe to involve himself in the new field of animated film. In 1938 political instability interrupted his work and Kurt Larisch found himself in England, then in India. He became art director in one of India's new and most progressive advertising agencies. There were 25 major languages to deal with; it was a challenge which left a deep impression on him. At the same time he continued to paint in the conventional manner having five one-man shows during his eight years in India.There were troubled times, and he was not unaffected by what he saw prior to India's independence. For five weeks he was interred as an enemy alien. Released, he became art director for the firm recruiting for the British Armed Forces in India. He met his wife in Calcutta in 1939 and in 1947, with a daughter, the family moved to the USA.At each stage Kurt Larisch acquired another view, another inspiration. He absorbed what his new environment in New York offered, and then opened his own Graphic Art Studio. He continued to paint in a conventional manner, but began to feel that something was lacking. In 1970 he decided to move his family to Mexico. They traveled widely in the country, sensitive to yet another history and culture until he was propelled into abandoning traditional techniques for an art form influenced by every culture he had encountered.He became one of Mexico's most celebrated contemporary artists (as listed by AMISTAD - magazine of the American Society in Mexico). He developed a style and technique, which have now become the central theme of a unique and very personal statement on modern times. Kurt Larisch was obsessed with man's predicament in a world hell-bent on self-destruction. His Kafkaesque message is, as one critic put it, " a civilized protest against dehumanization." Alphonso deNeuvillate referred to him as a " master of the geometric style in its most elevated form. Kurt Larisch is a true professional, intellectually motivated and a stupendous artist". One can readily recognize the composite influences of Vassarely, Escher, Mondrian and Magritte, but Kurt Larisch flaunts his definitive concepts in bold designs and with the daring use of color contrasts and subtle shadings. His paintings are noted for large geometric elements that include masses of tiny, little people seemingly intent on going somewhere, but getting nowhere, in a blend of surrealistic abstraction which is uniquely his own. Kurt Larisch passed away on January 21, 2009.

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        • Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting
          Dec. 15, 2024

          Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting

          Est: $750 - $950

          ARTIST: Kurt Larisch (Austrian, Mexican, 1913 - 2009) TITLE: Abstract Composition K-99 (titled on verso) MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Overall good. No visible inpaint under UV light. ART SIZE: 20 x 26 inches / 50 x 66 cm FRAME SIZE: unframed (In-House framing available) SIGNATURE: lower right and on verso CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART WANTED: Consign, Trade In, Cash Offer SKU#: 135160 US SHIPPING: $75 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Kurt Larisch was born in Vienna, Austria in 1913. He was first exposed to art in the photography and antique atelier of his father who painted miniatures on ivory. Establishing himself as a graphic artist, Larisch was one of the first in Europe to involve himself in the new field of animated film. In 1938 political instability interrupted his work and Kurt Larisch found himself in England, then in India. He became art director in one of India's new and most progressive advertising agencies. There were 25 major languages to deal with; it was a challenge which left a deep impression on him. At the same time he continued to paint in the conventional manner having five one-man shows during his eight years in India.There were troubled times, and he was not unaffected by what he saw prior to India's independence. For five weeks he was interred as an enemy alien. Released, he became art director for the firm recruiting for the British Armed Forces in India. He met his wife in Calcutta in 1939 and in 1947, with a daughter, the family moved to the USA.At each stage Kurt Larisch acquired another view, another inspiration. He absorbed what his new environment in New York offered, and then opened his own Graphic Art Studio. He continued to paint in a conventional manner, but began to feel that something was lacking. In 1970 he decided to move his family to Mexico. They traveled widely in the country, sensitive to yet another history and culture until he was propelled into abandoning traditional techniques for an art form influenced by every culture he had encountered.He became one of Mexico's most celebrated contemporary artists (as listed by AMISTAD - magazine of the American Society in Mexico). He developed a style and technique, which have now become the central theme of a unique and very personal statement on modern times. Kurt Larisch was obsessed with man's predicament in a world hell-bent on self-destruction. His Kafkaesque message is, as one critic put it, " a civilized protest against dehumanization." Alphonso deNeuvillate referred to him as a " master of the geometric style in its most elevated form. Kurt Larisch is a true professional, intellectually motivated and a stupendous artist". One can readily recognize the composite influences of Vassarely, Escher, Mondrian and Magritte, but Kurt Larisch flaunts his definitive concepts in bold designs and with the daring use of color contrasts and subtle shadings. His paintings are noted for large geometric elements that include masses of tiny, little people seemingly intent on going somewhere, but getting nowhere, in a blend of surrealistic abstraction which is uniquely his own. Kurt Larisch passed away on January 21, 2009.

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        • 2PC. KURT LARISCH FANTASY FUTURE SERIGAPH LOT
          Sep. 15, 2024

          2PC. KURT LARISCH FANTASY FUTURE SERIGAPH LOT

          Est: $500 - $800

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Two Serigraphs: 1) Two Groups of Little People on Either Side of a Long Chasm with Ball and String, 20.5" x 26.75", pencil signed lower right, marked EE/25/40 lower left, unframed; 2) Little People in a White Landscape with Futuristic Structure, 27.625" x 34.625", signed lower right, marked AP lower left, unframed.

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        • Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting
          Sep. 15, 2024

          Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting

          Est: $1,400 - $1,800

          ARTIST: Kurt Larisch (Austrian, Mexican, 1913 - 2009) TITLE: Quo Vadis Opus (titled on verso) MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Minor craquelure. No visible inpaint under UV light. ART SIZE: 28 x 24 inches / 71 x 60 cm FRAME SIZE: unframed (In-House framing available) SIGNATURE: on verso CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 129323 US SHIPPING: $75 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Kurt Larisch was born in Vienna, Austria in 1913. He was first exposed to art in the photography and antique atelier of his father who painted miniatures on ivory. Establishing himself as a graphic artist, Larisch was one of the first in Europe to involve himself in the new field of animated film. In 1938 political instability interrupted his work and Kurt Larisch found himself in England, then in India. He became art director in one of India's new and most progressive advertising agencies. There were 25 major languages to deal with; it was a challenge which left a deep impression on him.At the same time he continued to paint in the conventional manner having five one-man shows during his eight years in India.There were troubled times, and he was not unaffected by what he saw prior to India's independence. For five weeks he was interred as an enemy alien. Released, he became art director for the firm recruiting for the British Armed Forces in India. He met his wife in Calcutta in 1939 and in 1947, with a daughter, the family moved to the USA.At each stage Kurt Larisch acquired another view, another inspiration. He absorbed what his new environment in New York offered, and then opened his own Graphic Art Studio. He continued to paint in a conventional manner, but began to feel that something was lacking. In 1970 he decided to move his family to Mexico. They traveled widely in the country, sensitive to yet another history and culture until he was propelled into abandoning traditional techniques for an art form influenced by every culture he had encountered.He became one of Mexico's most celebrated contemporary artists (as listed by AMISTAD - magazine of the American Society in Mexico). He developed a style and technique, which have now become the central theme of a unique and very personal statement on modern times. Kurt Larisch was obsessed with man's predicament in a world hell-bent on self-destruction. His Kafkaesque message is, as one critic put it, " a civilized protest against dehumanization." Alphonso deNeuvillate referred to him as a " master of the geometric style in its most elevated form. Kurt Larisch is a true professional, intellectually motivated and a stupendous artist". One can readily recognize the composite influences of Vassarely, Escher, Mondrian and Magritte, but Kurt Larisch flaunts his definitive concepts in bold designs and with the daring use of color contrasts and subtle shadings. His paintings are noted for large geometric elements that include masses of tiny, little people seemingly intent on going somewhere, but getting nowhere, in a blend of surrealistic abstraction which is uniquely his own. Kurt Larisch passed away on January 21, 2009.

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        • Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting
          Sep. 01, 2024

          Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting

          Est: $1,200 - $1,500

          ARTIST: Kurt Larisch (Austrian, Mexican, 1913 - 2009) TITLE: Surreal Scene S-76 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Overall good. No visible inpaint under UV light. Normal wear along edges. ART SIZE: 20 x 16 inches / 50 x 40 cm FRAME SIZE: unframed (In-House framing available) SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART WANTED: Consign, Trade In, Cash Offer SKU#: 132923 US Shipping $60 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Kurt Larisch was born in Vienna, Austria in 1913. He was first exposed to art in the photography and antique atelier of his father who painted miniatures on ivory. Establishing himself as a graphic artist, Larisch was one of the first in Europe to involve himself in the new field of animated film. In 1938 political instability interrupted his work and Kurt Larisch found himself in England, then in India. He became art director in one of India's new and most progressive advertising agencies. There were 25 major languages to deal with; it was a challenge which left a deep impression on him. At the same time he continued to paint in the conventional manner having five one-man shows during his eight years in India.There were troubled times, and he was not unaffected by what he saw prior to India's independence. For five weeks he was interred as an enemy alien. Released, he became art director for the firm recruiting for the British Armed Forces in India. He met his wife in Calcutta in 1939 and in 1947, with a daughter, the family moved to the USA.At each stage Kurt Larisch acquired another view, another inspiration. He absorbed what his new environment in New York offered, and then opened his own Graphic Art Studio. He continued to paint in a conventional manner, but began to feel that something was lacking. In 1970 he decided to move his family to Mexico. They traveled widely in the country, sensitive to yet another history and culture until he was propelled into abandoning traditional techniques for an art form influenced by every culture he had encountered. He became one of Mexico's most celebrated contemporary artists (as listed by AMISTAD - magazine of the American Society in Mexico). He developed a style and technique, which have now become the central theme of a unique and very personal statement on modern times. Kurt Larisch was obsessed with man's predicament in a world hell-bent on self-destruction. His Kafkaesque message is, as one critic put it, " a civilized protest against dehumanization." Alphonso deNeuvillate referred to him as a " master of the geometric style in its most elevated form. Kurt Larisch is a true professional, intellectually motivated and a stupendous artist". One can readily recognize the composite influences of Vassarely, Escher, Mondrian and Magritte, but Kurt Larisch flaunts his definitive concepts in bold designs and with the daring use of color contrasts and subtle shadings. His paintings are noted for large geometric elements that include masses of tiny, little people seemingly intent on going somewhere, but getting nowhere, in a blend of surrealistic abstraction which is uniquely his own. Kurt Larisch passed away on January 21, 2009.

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        • † Kurt Larisch (Austrian, 1913 - 2009), 'Quo Vadis - Opus 371' (B-125), signed '371 Kurt Larisch '82' (lower left), oil on canvas, 88.5 x 113.5 cm, framed 92.5 x 117.5 cm
          Aug. 28, 2024

          † Kurt Larisch (Austrian, 1913 - 2009), 'Quo Vadis - Opus 371' (B-125), signed '371 Kurt Larisch '82' (lower left), oil on canvas, 88.5 x 113.5 cm, framed 92.5 x 117.5 cm

          Est: £300 - £500

          † Kurt Larisch (Austrian, 1913 - 2009), 'Quo Vadis - Opus 371' (B-125), signed '371 Kurt Larisch '82' (lower left), oil on canvas, 88.5 x 113.5 cm, framed 92.5 x 117.5 cm

          Dawsons Auctioneers
        • KURT LARISCH (AUSTRIAN, 1913-2009)
          Aug. 24, 2024

          KURT LARISCH (AUSTRIAN, 1913-2009)

          Est: $300 - $500

          Kurt Larisch Austrian, 1913-2009 Red Mesa and Grey Ball Serigraph Two (2) works, depicting crowds of people in Surrealist landscapes. Each signed lower right and noted 'AP' lower left, framed.

          Selkirk Auctioneers & Appraisers
        • KURT LARISCH MONKEY FACE PAINTING
          Aug. 17, 2024

          KURT LARISCH MONKEY FACE PAINTING

          Est: $400 - $600

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Monkey Face, Acrylic/Canvas, 20" x 26", signed lower right, marked verso K-99 and signed, thin-edge wood frame, 20.5" x 29.5".

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        • KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING
          Aug. 17, 2024

          KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING

          Est: $400 - $600

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Surreal Scene with Larisch Little People, Acrylic/Canvas, 16" x 15", no visible signature, from the artist's estate, unframed.

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        • LARGE KURT LARISCH SERIGRAPH
          Aug. 17, 2024

          LARGE KURT LARISCH SERIGRAPH

          Est: $500 - $800

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Little People and Purple/Blue Cylinder Ribbons, Serigraph, 26.5" x 30", signed lower right, marked AP lower left, unframed.

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        • KURT LARISCH SURREAL SERIGRAPH
          Aug. 17, 2024

          KURT LARISCH SURREAL SERIGRAPH

          Est: $400 - $600

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Surreal Fantasy Landscape with Tiny Figures viewing Gold Ribbons, Serigraph, 28.25" x 22.75", signed lower right, marked Artist Proof lower left, unframed.

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        • KURT LARISCH MEXICAN VILLAGE LANDSCAPE PAINTING
          Aug. 17, 2024

          KURT LARISCH MEXICAN VILLAGE LANDSCAPE PAINTING

          Est: $400 - $600

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Mexican Village Landscape, Oil/Canvas, 29.75" x 35.5", signed lower left, dated '73, thin-edge wood frame, 30.25" x 36.25".

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        • LARGE KURT LARISCH SERIGRAPH
          Aug. 17, 2024

          LARGE KURT LARISCH SERIGRAPH

          Est: $400 - $600

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Surreal Scene with Little People Gathering Underneath a Folded White Ribbon-like Structure, Serigraph, 27.5" x 34.5", signed lower right, marked AP lower left, float-mounted, unframed.

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        • KURT LARISCH SURREAL LITTLE PEOPLE PAINTING
          Aug. 17, 2024

          KURT LARISCH SURREAL LITTLE PEOPLE PAINTING

          Est: $400 - $600

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Little People Observing a Hovering Purple Egg, Acrylic/Canvasboard, sight size 13.75" x 11.5", signed lower right, signed verso and marked "S-51", framed, 16.75" x 14.75".

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        • † Kurt Larisch (Austrian, 1913 - 2009), 'Quo Vadis - Opus 371' (B-125), signed '371 Kurt Larisch '82' (lower left), oil on canvas, 88.5 x 113.5 cm, framed 92.5 x 117.5 cm
          Jul. 25, 2024

          † Kurt Larisch (Austrian, 1913 - 2009), 'Quo Vadis - Opus 371' (B-125), signed '371 Kurt Larisch '82' (lower left), oil on canvas, 88.5 x 113.5 cm, framed 92.5 x 117.5 cm

          Est: £600 - £800

          † Kurt Larisch (Austrian, 1913 - 2009), 'Quo Vadis - Opus 371' (B-125), signed '371 Kurt Larisch '82' (lower left), oil on canvas, 88.5 x 113.5 cm, framed 92.5 x 117.5 cm

          Dawsons Auctioneers
        • KURT LARISCH MONKEY FACE PAINTING
          Jul. 21, 2024

          KURT LARISCH MONKEY FACE PAINTING

          Est: $600 - $900

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Monkey Face, Oil/Canvas, 20" x 26", signed lower right, marked verso K-99 and signed, thin-edge wood frame, 20.5" x 29.5".

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        • KURT LARISCH MODERNIST MID-CENTURY URBAN PAINTING
          Jul. 21, 2024

          KURT LARISCH MODERNIST MID-CENTURY URBAN PAINTING

          Est: $1,000 - $2,000

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Modernist Fantasy Scene with Skyscraper Landscape, Tiny Human-like Figures, and Large Red Wrecking Ball. Oil/Canvas, 33.5" x 26", signed lower left, marked verso T-60, thin-edge wood frame, 34.5" x 26.5".

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        • LARGE KURT LARISCH SURREAL SERIGRAPH
          Jun. 15, 2024

          LARGE KURT LARISCH SURREAL SERIGRAPH

          Est: $400 - $600

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Little People set against a Large Structural Formation, Serigraph, 26.5" x 30.5", signed lower right, marked AP lower left, unframed.

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        • FOUR KURT LARISCH SURREAL SERIGRAPHS
          Jun. 15, 2024

          FOUR KURT LARISCH SURREAL SERIGRAPHS

          Est: $500 - $800

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Four Unframed Surreal Serigraphs: 1) Groups of Little People Separated by a Chasm, 20.5" x 26.75", pencil signed lower right, marked AP lower left; 2) Several Groups of Little People in a Dune-like Landscape, 22.75" x 28.25", signed lower right, marked AP lower left; 3) Group of Little People in a Catacomb Setting, 17" x 13", pencil signed lower right, marked AP lower left; 4) Little People in a Purple Landscape with Cylindrical Columns, 17" x 13", pencil signed lower right, marked AP lower left.

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        • KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING "BUROCRACY CVII"
          Jun. 15, 2024

          KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING "BUROCRACY CVII"

          Est: $1,500 - $2,500

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): "Burocracy CVII", Oil/Canvas, 34.75" x 42.25", signed lower left, titled on the stretcher, thin-edge wood frame, 35.25" x 43".

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        • LARGE KURT LARISCH LITTLE PEOPLE PAINTING
          Jun. 15, 2024

          LARGE KURT LARISCH LITTLE PEOPLE PAINTING

          Est: $1,500 - $2,500

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Little People with White Ribbon-like Formations, Oil/Canvas, 38" x 45", signed lower right, signed verso, inscribed "B-145", unframed.

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        • THREE LIMITED EDITION KURT LARISCH SERIGRAPHS
          May. 19, 2024

          THREE LIMITED EDITION KURT LARISCH SERIGRAPHS

          Est: $400 - $600

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Three Unframed Limited-Edition Serigraphs: 1) Surreal Blue Composition with Tiny Figures, 13" x 17", signed lower right, marked AP lower left with blind stamp; 2) Surreal Figures in a Landscape with Ribbon-like Structures, 27" x 20", signed lower right, marked P/A lower left; 3) Surreal Composition with Geometric Forms and Large Sphere Suspended from a Cable, 20.5" x 27", signed lower right, marked EE 31/40 lower left.

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        • KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING
          May. 19, 2024

          KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING

          Est: $800 - $1,200

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Tiny Figures in a Futuristic Landscape with White Curved Structure, Oil/Canvas, 24" x 20", signed lower left, marked "V-54" and signed on the canvas verso, metal frame, 24.25" x 20.25".

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        • KURT LARISCH SURREAL COMPOSITION PAINTING
          May. 19, 2024

          KURT LARISCH SURREAL COMPOSITION PAINTING

          Est: $800 - $1,200

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): Surreal Composition with Large Loose-Leaf Paper Falling on a Crowd of Tiny People, Oil/Canvas, 24" x 36", signed lower right, signed verso and marked "U-61", unframed. Kurt Larisch was born into a family of third generation artists in Vienna, Austria in 1913. He was first exposed to art in his grandfather's sculpture studio and in the photography and painting atelier of his father. He established himself as a graphic artist and was one of the first in Europe to involve himself in the new field of animated film.In 1938 political instability interrupted his work and Kurt Larisch found himself in England, then in India. He became art director in one of India's new and most progressive advertising agencies. There were 25 major languages to deal with; it was a challenge which left a deep impression on him. Kurt Larisch was obsessed with man's predicament in a world hell-bent on self-destruction. His Kafkaesque, surrealistic message is, as one critic put it, "a civilized protest against dehumanization." In his work with bright colors, Kurt Larisch expresses a critical view of conformity and dehumanization through large geometric elements that include masses of tiny human figures. Submitted by Bill Indursky, AskArt Archives.

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        • Kurt Larisch, 1913-2009, graphic, handsigned, numbered
          Apr. 19, 2024

          Kurt Larisch, 1913-2009, graphic, handsigned, numbered

          Est: €200 - €400

          Kurt Larisch, 1913-2009, graphic, handsigned, numbered, approx. 15x14cm . German Description: Kurt Larisch, 1913-2009, Grafik, handsign., num., ca. 15x14 cm

          Henry's Auktionshaus
        • Kurt Larisch, 1913-2009, graphic, handsigned, numbered
          Apr. 19, 2024

          Kurt Larisch, 1913-2009, graphic, handsigned, numbered

          Est: €200 - €400

          Kurt Larisch, 1913-2009, graphic, handsigned, numbered, approx. 15x14 cm . German Description: Kurt Larisch, 1913-2009, Grafik, handsign., num., ca. 15x14 cm

          Henry's Auktionshaus
        • KURT LARISCH PAINTING
          Apr. 13, 2024

          KURT LARISCH PAINTING

          Est: $800 - $1,200

          KURT LARISCH (AUSTRIAN, MEXICAN, 1913-2009) ORIGINAL OIL ON CANVAS SURREALIST PAINTING. FRAMED 18"X22"

          Freedom Auction Company
        • Print, Kurt Larisch
          Mar. 23, 2024

          Print, Kurt Larisch

          Est: $100 - $200

          Kurt Larisch (Austrian, 1913-2009), Fish, lithograph, pencil signed lower left, edition 11/35, sheet (unframed): 11"h x 15"w

          Clars Auctions
        • Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting
          Mar. 10, 2024

          Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting

          Est: $1,300 - $1,600

          ARTIST: Kurt Larisch (Austrian, Mexican, 1913 - 2009) TITLE: T-59 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Few small faint scratches. No visible inpaint under UV light.. ART SIZE: 24 x 30 inches / 60 x 76 cm FRAME SIZE: 25 x 31 inches / 63 x 78 cm SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 129322 US Shipping $90 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Kurt Larisch was born in Vienna, Austria in 1913. He was first exposed to art in the photography and antique atelier of his father who painted miniatures on ivory. Establishing himself as a graphic artist, Larisch was one of the first in Europe to involve himself in the new field of animated film. In 1938 political instability interrupted his work and Kurt Larisch found himself in England, then in India. He became art director in one of India's new and most progressive advertising agencies. There were 25 major languages to deal with; it was a challenge which left a deep impression on him.At the same time he continued to paint in the conventional manner having five one-man shows during his eight years in India.There were troubled times, and he was not unaffected by what he saw prior to India's independence. For five weeks he was interred as an enemy alien. Released, he became art director for the firm recruiting for the British Armed Forces in India. He met his wife in Calcutta in 1939 and in 1947, with a daughter, the family moved to the USA.At each stage Kurt Larisch acquired another view, another inspiration. He absorbed what his new environment in New York offered, and then opened his own Graphic Art Studio. He continued to paint in a conventional manner, but began to feel that something was lacking. In 1970 he decided to move his family to Mexico. They traveled widely in the country, sensitive to yet another history and culture until he was propelled into abandoning traditional techniques for an art form influenced by every culture he had encountered.He became one of Mexico's most celebrated contemporary artists (as listed by AMISTAD - magazine of the American Society in Mexico). He developed a style and technique, which have now become the central theme of a unique and very personal statement on modern times. Kurt Larisch was obsessed with man's predicament in a world hell-bent on self-destruction. His Kafkaesque message is, as one critic put it, " a civilized protest against dehumanization." Alphonso deNeuvillate referred to him as a " master of the geometric style in its most elevated form. Kurt Larisch is a true professional, intellectually motivated and a stupendous artist". One can readily recognize the composite influences of Vassarely, Escher, Mondrian and Magritte, but Kurt Larisch flaunts his definitive concepts in bold designs and with the daring use of color contrasts and subtle shadings. His paintings are noted for large geometric elements that include masses of tiny, little people seemingly intent on going somewhere, but getting nowhere, in a blend of surrealistic abstraction which is uniquely his own. Kurt Larisch passed away on January 21, 2009.

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        • Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting
          Mar. 10, 2024

          Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting

          Est: $1,500 - $1,900

          ARTIST: Kurt Larisch (Austrian, Mexican, 1913 - 2009) TITLE: Surreal Landscape T-53 (titled on label) MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Some scattered small inpaintings/touch ups. ART SIZE: 30 x 36 inches / 76 x 91 cm FRAME SIZE: 31 x 37 inches / 78 x 93 cm SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 130941 US Shipping $120 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Kurt Larisch was born in Vienna, Austria in 1913. He was first exposed to art in the photography and antique atelier of his father who painted miniatures on ivory. Establishing himself as a graphic artist, Larisch was one of the first in Europe to involve himself in the new field of animated film. In 1938 political instability interrupted his work and Kurt Larisch found himself in England, then in India. He became art director in one of India's new and most progressive advertising agencies. There were 25 major languages to deal with; it was a challenge which left a deep impression on him.At the same time he continued to paint in the conventional manner having five one-man shows during his eight years in India.There were troubled times, and he was not unaffected by what he saw prior to India's independence. For five weeks he was interred as an enemy alien. Released, he became art director for the firm recruiting for the British Armed Forces in India. He met his wife in Calcutta in 1939 and in 1947, with a daughter, the family moved to the USA.At each stage Kurt Larisch acquired another view, another inspiration. He absorbed what his new environment in New York offered, and then opened his own Graphic Art Studio. He continued to paint in a conventional manner, but began to feel that something was lacking. In 1970 he decided to move his family to Mexico. They traveled widely in the country, sensitive to yet another history and culture until he was propelled into abandoning traditional techniques for an art form influenced by every culture he had encountered.He became one of Mexico's most celebrated contemporary artists (as listed by AMISTAD - magazine of the American Society in Mexico). He developed a style and technique, which have now become the central theme of a unique and very personal statement on modern times. Kurt Larisch was obsessed with man's predicament in a world hell-bent on self-destruction. His Kafkaesque message is, as one critic put it, " a civilized protest against dehumanization." Alphonso deNeuvillate referred to him as a " master of the geometric style in its most elevated form. Kurt Larisch is a true professional, intellectually motivated and a stupendous artist". One can readily recognize the composite influences of Vassarely, Escher, Mondrian and Magritte, but Kurt Larisch flaunts his definitive concepts in bold designs and with the daring use of color contrasts and subtle shadings. His paintings are noted for large geometric elements that include masses of tiny, little people seemingly intent on going somewhere, but getting nowhere, in a blend of surrealistic abstraction which is uniquely his own. Kurt Larisch passed away on January 21, 2009.

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        • KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING "T-55"
          Feb. 18, 2024

          KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING "T-55"

          Est: $800 - $1,200

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): "T-55", Surreal Scene with Small Figures Gathering Near Large Building-like Formations, Oil/Canvas, 20" x 26", signed lower left, thin edge wood frame, 21" x 27".

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        • KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING "E-127"
          Feb. 18, 2024

          KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING "E-127"

          Est: $500 - $800

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): "E-127", Surreal Scene with Small Figures Among Large Boulder-Like Formations, Oil/Canvas, 30" x 24", signed lower left, unframed.

          Burchard Galleries Inc
        • KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING "H-122"
          Feb. 18, 2024

          KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING "H-122"

          Est: $800 - $1,200

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian/Mexican, 1913-2009): "H-122", Surreal Scene with Small Figures with Pillar and Arch Structures, Oil/Canvas, 33" x 43", signed lower left, thin edge wood frame, 34" x 44".

          Burchard Galleries Inc
        • Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting
          Feb. 11, 2024

          Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting

          Est: $1,500 - $1,900

          ARTIST: Kurt Larisch (Austrian, Mexican, 1913 - 2009) TITLE: Quo Vadis - Opus B-141 (titled on verso) MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Few small faint scratches. Very minor craquelure. No visible inpaint under UV light. ART SIZE: 29 x 38 inches / 73 x 96 cm FRAME SIZE: 30 x 39 inches / 76 x 99 cm SIGNATURE: on verso CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 130940 US Shipping $120 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Kurt Larisch was born in Vienna, Austria in 1913. He was first exposed to art in the photography and antique atelier of his father who painted miniatures on ivory. Establishing himself as a graphic artist, Larisch was one of the first in Europe to involve himself in the new field of animated film. In 1938 political instability interrupted his work and Kurt Larisch found himself in England, then in India. He became art director in one of India's new and most progressive advertising agencies. There were 25 major languages to deal with; it was a challenge which left a deep impression on him.At the same time he continued to paint in the conventional manner having five one-man shows during his eight years in India.There were troubled times, and he was not unaffected by what he saw prior to India's independence. For five weeks he was interred as an enemy alien. Released, he became art director for the firm recruiting for the British Armed Forces in India. He met his wife in Calcutta in 1939 and in 1947, with a daughter, the family moved to the USA.At each stage Kurt Larisch acquired another view, another inspiration. He absorbed what his new environment in New York offered, and then opened his own Graphic Art Studio. He continued to paint in a conventional manner, but began to feel that something was lacking. In 1970 he decided to move his family to Mexico. They traveled widely in the country, sensitive to yet another history and culture until he was propelled into abandoning traditional techniques for an art form influenced by every culture he had encountered.He became one of Mexico's most celebrated contemporary artists (as listed by AMISTAD - magazine of the American Society in Mexico). He developed a style and technique, which have now become the central theme of a unique and very personal statement on modern times. Kurt Larisch was obsessed with man's predicament in a world hell-bent on self-destruction. His Kafkaesque message is, as one critic put it, " a civilized protest against dehumanization." Alphonso deNeuvillate referred to him as a " master of the geometric style in its most elevated form. Kurt Larisch is a true professional, intellectually motivated and a stupendous artist". One can readily recognize the composite influences of Vassarely, Escher, Mondrian and Magritte, but Kurt Larisch flaunts his definitive concepts in bold designs and with the daring use of color contrasts and subtle shadings. His paintings are noted for large geometric elements that include masses of tiny, little people seemingly intent on going somewhere, but getting nowhere, in a blend of surrealistic abstraction which is uniquely his own. Kurt Larisch passed away on January 21, 2009.

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        • KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING
          Jan. 21, 2024

          KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING

          Est: $800 - $1,200

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian, 1913-2009): “H-119”, Surreal Painting, Oil/Canvas, 39” x 31”, signed lower right, signed and titled verso, thin-edge wood frame, 39.5” x 31.5”.

          Burchard Galleries Inc
        • LARGE KURT LARISCH MIXED MEDIA SURREAL PAINTING
          Jan. 21, 2024

          LARGE KURT LARISCH MIXED MEDIA SURREAL PAINTING

          Est: $800 - $1,200

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian, 1913-2009): Surreal Mixed Media, Oil/Canvas with Collage and Wood Carvings, overall dimensions with frame 52.25” x 42.25”, signed lower right and dated ’74.

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        • KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING
          Jan. 21, 2024

          KURT LARISCH SURREAL PAINTING

          Est: $800 - $1,200

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian, 1913-2009): “E-86”, Surreal Scene with Land Masses and Tiny Figures, Oil/Canvas, 32” x 40”, signed lower right, signed and titled verso, thin-edge wood frame, 32.5” x 40.5”.

          Burchard Galleries Inc
        • Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting
          Jan. 07, 2024

          Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting

          Est: $1,400 - $1,800

          ARTIST: Kurt Larisch (Austrian, Mexican, 1913 - 2009) TITLE: Surreal Landscape YEAR: 1976 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Few minor scratches/paint losses. Minor craquelure. No visible inpaint under UV light. ART SIZE: 33 x 33 inches / 83 x 83 cm FRAME SIZE: 34 x 34 inches / 86 x 86 cm SIGNATURE: lower left CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 129324 US Shipping $90 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Kurt Larisch was born in Vienna, Austria in 1913. He was first exposed to art in the photography and antique atelier of his father who painted miniatures on ivory. Establishing himself as a graphic artist, Larisch was one of the first in Europe to involve himself in the new field of animated film. In 1938 political instability interrupted his work and Kurt Larisch found himself in England, then in India. He became art director in one of India's new and most progressive advertising agencies. There were 25 major languages to deal with; it was a challenge which left a deep impression on him.At the same time he continued to paint in the conventional manner having five one-man shows during his eight years in India.There were troubled times, and he was not unaffected by what he saw prior to India's independence. For five weeks he was interred as an enemy alien. Released, he became art director for the firm recruiting for the British Armed Forces in India. He met his wife in Calcutta in 1939 and in 1947, with a daughter, the family moved to the USA.At each stage Kurt Larisch acquired another view, another inspiration. He absorbed what his new environment in New York offered, and then opened his own Graphic Art Studio. He continued to paint in a conventional manner, but began to feel that something was lacking. In 1970 he decided to move his family to Mexico. They traveled widely in the country, sensitive to yet another history and culture until he was propelled into abandoning traditional techniques for an art form influenced by every culture he had encountered.He became one of Mexico's most celebrated contemporary artists (as listed by AMISTAD - magazine of the American Society in Mexico). He developed a style and technique, which have now become the central theme of a unique and very personal statement on modern times. Kurt Larisch was obsessed with man's predicament in a world hell-bent on self-destruction. His Kafkaesque message is, as one critic put it, " a civilized protest against dehumanization." Alphonso deNeuvillate referred to him as a " master of the geometric style in its most elevated form. Kurt Larisch is a true professional, intellectually motivated and a stupendous artist". One can readily recognize the composite influences of Vassarely, Escher, Mondrian and Magritte, but Kurt Larisch flaunts his definitive concepts in bold designs and with the daring use of color contrasts and subtle shadings. His paintings are noted for large geometric elements that include masses of tiny, little people seemingly intent on going somewhere, but getting nowhere, in a blend of surrealistic abstraction which is uniquely his own. Kurt Larisch passed away on January 21, 2009.

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        • Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting
          Jan. 07, 2024

          Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting

          Est: $1,500 - $1,900

          ARTIST: Kurt Larisch (Austrian, Mexican, 1913 - 2009) TITLE: Surreal Landscape D-118 YEAR: 1984 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: One small faint scratch. No visible inpaint under UV light. ART SIZE: 40 x 32 inches / 101 x 81 cm FRAME SIZE: 41 x 33 inches / 104 x 83 cm SIGNATURE: lower left CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 130939 US Shipping $149 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Kurt Larisch was born in Vienna, Austria in 1913. He was first exposed to art in the photography and antique atelier of his father who painted miniatures on ivory. Establishing himself as a graphic artist, Larisch was one of the first in Europe to involve himself in the new field of animated film. In 1938 political instability interrupted his work and Kurt Larisch found himself in England, then in India. He became art director in one of India's new and most progressive advertising agencies. There were 25 major languages to deal with; it was a challenge which left a deep impression on him.At the same time he continued to paint in the conventional manner having five one-man shows during his eight years in India.There were troubled times, and he was not unaffected by what he saw prior to India's independence. For five weeks he was interred as an enemy alien. Released, he became art director for the firm recruiting for the British Armed Forces in India. He met his wife in Calcutta in 1939 and in 1947, with a daughter, the family moved to the USA.At each stage Kurt Larisch acquired another view, another inspiration. He absorbed what his new environment in New York offered, and then opened his own Graphic Art Studio. He continued to paint in a conventional manner, but began to feel that something was lacking. In 1970 he decided to move his family to Mexico. They traveled widely in the country, sensitive to yet another history and culture until he was propelled into abandoning traditional techniques for an art form influenced by every culture he had encountered.He became one of Mexico's most celebrated contemporary artists (as listed by AMISTAD - magazine of the American Society in Mexico). He developed a style and technique, which have now become the central theme of a unique and very personal statement on modern times. Kurt Larisch was obsessed with man's predicament in a world hell-bent on self-destruction. His Kafkaesque message is, as one critic put it, " a civilized protest against dehumanization." Alphonso deNeuvillate referred to him as a " master of the geometric style in its most elevated form. Kurt Larisch is a true professional, intellectually motivated and a stupendous artist". One can readily recognize the composite influences of Vassarely, Escher, Mondrian and Magritte, but Kurt Larisch flaunts his definitive concepts in bold designs and with the daring use of color contrasts and subtle shadings. His paintings are noted for large geometric elements that include masses of tiny, little people seemingly intent on going somewhere, but getting nowhere, in a blend of surrealistic abstraction which is uniquely his own. Kurt Larisch passed away on January 21, 2009.

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        • Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting
          Jan. 07, 2024

          Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting

          Est: $1,500 - $1,900

          ARTIST: Kurt Larisch (Austrian, Mexican, 1913 - 2009) TITLE: Surreal Landscape - S-75 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. Wear to frame. ART SIZE: 32 x 26 inches / 81 x 66 cm FRAME SIZE: 33 x 27 inches / 83 x 68 cm SIGNATURE: lower right CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 128915 US Shipping $90 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Kurt Larisch was born in Vienna, Austria in 1913. He was first exposed to art in the photography and antique atelier of his father who painted miniatures on ivory. Establishing himself as a graphic artist, Larisch was one of the first in Europe to involve himself in the new field of animated film. In 1938 political instability interrupted his work and Kurt Larisch found himself in England, then in India. He became art director in one of India's new and most progressive advertising agencies. There were 25 major languages to deal with; it was a challenge which left a deep impression on him.At the same time he continued to paint in the conventional manner having five one-man shows during his eight years in India.There were troubled times, and he was not unaffected by what he saw prior to India's independence. For five weeks he was interred as an enemy alien. Released, he became art director for the firm recruiting for the British Armed Forces in India. He met his wife in Calcutta in 1939 and in 1947, with a daughter, the family moved to the USA.At each stage Kurt Larisch acquired another view, another inspiration. He absorbed what his new environment in New York offered, and then opened his own Graphic Art Studio. He continued to paint in a conventional manner, but began to feel that something was lacking. In 1970 he decided to move his family to Mexico. They traveled widely in the country, sensitive to yet another history and culture until he was propelled into abandoning traditional techniques for an art form influenced by every culture he had encountered.He became one of Mexico's most celebrated contemporary artists (as listed by AMISTAD - magazine of the American Society in Mexico). He developed a style and technique, which have now become the central theme of a unique and very personal statement on modern times. Kurt Larisch was obsessed with man's predicament in a world hell-bent on self-destruction. His Kafkaesque message is, as one critic put it, " a civilized protest against dehumanization." Alphonso deNeuvillate referred to him as a " master of the geometric style in its most elevated form. Kurt Larisch is a true professional, intellectually motivated and a stupendous artist". One can readily recognize the composite influences of Vassarely, Escher, Mondrian and Magritte, but Kurt Larisch flaunts his definitive concepts in bold designs and with the daring use of color contrasts and subtle shadings. His paintings are noted for large geometric elements that include masses of tiny, little people seemingly intent on going somewhere, but getting nowhere, in a blend of surrealistic abstraction which is uniquely his own. Kurt Larisch passed away on January 21, 2009.

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        • Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting
          Dec. 30, 2023

          Kurt Larisch (Austria,Mexico,1913-2009) oil painting

          Est: $1,350 - $1,700

          ARTIST: Kurt Larisch (Austrian, Mexican, 1913 - 2009) TITLE: Surreal Landscape - S-62 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Very good. No visible inpaint under UV light. ART SIZE: 20 x 26 inches / 50 x 66 cm FRAME SIZE: 21 x 27 inches / 53 x 68 cm SIGNATURE: lower left CATEGORY: old antique vintage painting for auction sale online AD: ART CONSIGNMENTS WANTED. CONTACT US SKU#: 128916 US Shipping $75 + insurance. BIOGRAPHY: Kurt Larisch was born in Vienna, Austria in 1913. He was first exposed to art in the photography and antique atelier of his father who painted miniatures on ivory. Establishing himself as a graphic artist, Larisch was one of the first in Europe to involve himself in the new field of animated film. In 1938 political instability interrupted his work and Kurt Larisch found himself in England, then in India. He became art director in one of India's new and most progressive advertising agencies. There were 25 major languages to deal with; it was a challenge which left a deep impression on him.At the same time he continued to paint in the conventional manner having five one-man shows during his eight years in India.There were troubled times, and he was not unaffected by what he saw prior to India's independence. For five weeks he was interred as an enemy alien. Released, he became art director for the firm recruiting for the British Armed Forces in India. He met his wife in Calcutta in 1939 and in 1947, with a daughter, the family moved to the USA.At each stage Kurt Larisch acquired another view, another inspiration. He absorbed what his new environment in New York offered, and then opened his own Graphic Art Studio. He continued to paint in a conventional manner, but began to feel that something was lacking. In 1970 he decided to move his family to Mexico. They traveled widely in the country, sensitive to yet another history and culture until he was propelled into abandoning traditional techniques for an art form influenced by every culture he had encountered.He became one of Mexico's most celebrated contemporary artists (as listed by AMISTAD - magazine of the American Society in Mexico). He developed a style and technique, which have now become the central theme of a unique and very personal statement on modern times. Kurt Larisch was obsessed with man's predicament in a world hell-bent on self-destruction. His Kafkaesque message is, as one critic put it, " a civilized protest against dehumanization." Alphonso deNeuvillate referred to him as a " master of the geometric style in its most elevated form. Kurt Larisch is a true professional, intellectually motivated and a stupendous artist". One can readily recognize the composite influences of Vassarely, Escher, Mondrian and Magritte, but Kurt Larisch flaunts his definitive concepts in bold designs and with the daring use of color contrasts and subtle shadings. His paintings are noted for large geometric elements that include masses of tiny, little people seemingly intent on going somewhere, but getting nowhere, in a blend of surrealistic abstraction which is uniquely his own. Kurt Larisch passed away on January 21, 2009.

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        • Kurt Larisch (Austrian, 1913 - 2009), "Blue Circle," serigraph/screenprint on paper
          Nov. 18, 2023

          Kurt Larisch (Austrian, 1913 - 2009), "Blue Circle," serigraph/screenprint on paper

          Est: $50 - $100

          Kurt Larisch (Austrian, 1913 - 2009), "Blue Circle," serigraph/screenprint on paper, signed lower right and marked "P.I." at lower left, measures 10 x 14 inches to the sheet edge, overall 15 x 18.50 inches framed in a floated frame. CONDITION: Good, possible scuffing, floated between two sheets of frosted glass, so hard to determine more details. Kurt Larisch was born into a family of third generation artists in Vienna, Austria in 1913. He was first exposed to art in his grandfather's sculpture studio and in the photography and painting atelier of his father. He establishing himself as a graphic artist and was one of the first in Europe to involve himself in the new field of animated film.

          Huntington Museum of Art
        • KURT LARISCH ABSTRACT PAINTING "MEDITATION"
          Oct. 22, 2023

          KURT LARISCH ABSTRACT PAINTING "MEDITATION"

          Est: $800 - $1,200

          LARISCH, Kurt, (Austrian, 1913-2009): "Meditation", Oil/Canvas, signed lower right, dated '75, titled verso, unframed.

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        • KURT LARISCH, Acrylic on Canvas
          Sep. 30, 2023

          KURT LARISCH, Acrylic on Canvas

          Est: $500 - $1,000

          Acrylic on canvas painting of figures interacting with abstract forms by Kurt Larisch (Austrian, 1913-2009). Canvas measures 31" x 36". Signed at lower right. Signed and marked T-53 verso. Circa 1980s. This item will need to be shipped by a packing company of your choice. We maintain a list of reliable shippers, or you may choose your own.

          Blackwell Auctions LLC
        • KURT LARISCH, Acrylic on Canvas
          Sep. 30, 2023

          KURT LARISCH, Acrylic on Canvas

          Est: $500 - $1,000

          Acrylic on canvas painting of figures interacting with abstract forms by Kurt Larisch (Austrian, 1913-2009). Canvas measures 30" x 38". Signed, titled "Quo Vadis Opus" and marked B-141 verso. Circa 1980s. This item will need to be shipped by a packing company of your choice. We maintain a list of reliable shippers, or you may choose your own.

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        • KURT LARISCH, Acrylic on Canvas
          Sep. 30, 2023

          KURT LARISCH, Acrylic on Canvas

          Est: $500 - $1,000

          Acrylic on canvas painting of figures interacting with abstract forms by Kurt Larisch (Austrian, 1913-2009). Canvas measures 33" x 41". Signed at lower left and dated to 1984. Signed and marked D-118 verso. This item will need to be shipped by a packing company of your choice. We maintain a list of reliable shippers, or you may choose your own.

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