Kinetic Zebras and Optical Lines: The Night Skies of Victor Vasarely's Spacetime

Victor Vasarely was born in Hungary in 1906, and spent his childhood in the city of Pecs, on the border of Croatia. Although he was a dedicated student, Vasarely decided to leave medical school at end of his second year, in 1927, to study art at the Podoloni Volkmann Academy in Budapest. He easily found kindred spirits in the bohemian intellectual community of the capital city, and took part in animated conversations about art, philosophy and politics, with like-minded, creative, avant garde art

How Victor Vasarely's Zebra changed the way we see art - Invaluable

Victor Vasarely: The art that tricks the eyes

Victor Vasarely Zebra, 1937 - Setting the Course of Optical Art in

Victor Vasarely (1908-1997) , Axo, This piece is hand signed and numbered, circa 1972-1977, I have seen it described as enamel on steel and enamel on

1970's Enamel Metal Vasarely Silkscreen Screenprint Axo Kinetic Op Art Sculpture

positive negative space pattern Victor vasarely, Op art, Optical art

Kinetic Zebras and Optical Lines: The Night Skies of Victor Vasarely's Spacetime

Victor Vasarely Zebras – Art Blart _ art and cultural memory archive

Victor Vasarely: The art that tricks the eyes

Victor Vasarely Zebra, 1937 - Setting the Course of Optical Art in

An Elegy to Colour, Geometry and Optics: The Visual Resonance and Forms of Julio Le Parc

Victor Vasarely's Zebra: A Masterpiece of Optical Illusion

Victor Vasarely Zebra, 1937 - Setting the Course of Optical Art in

Victor Vasarely Zebra, 1937 - Setting the Course of Optical Art in

Victor Vasarely Zebra I , (Kinetic Period) Color Offset Lithograph. 8 7/8 x 12 1/8 and is pre-mounted on black premium heavy weight acid-free

Victor Vasarely Zebra I Mounted Offset Lithograph 1979-81