Jean Tinguely Prints and Multiples For Sale | Lougher Contemporary

Jean Tinguely

Lougher Contemporary is pleased to offer a selection of prints and multiples by Jean Tinguely, the Swiss artist best known for his kinetic sculptures and playful, machine-inspired works. A key figure in the Nouveau Réalisme movement, Tinguely explored themes of movement, chaos, and the absurd with a uniquely inventive spirit.

His prints reflect the same dynamic energy as his sculptural works, often featuring bold linework, mechanical motifs, and a sense of spontaneity. These limited-edition pieces capture Tinguely’s irreverent and experimental approach to art, offering collectors an opportunity to engage with his influential practice on paper.

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Limited edition print of Jean Tinguely's Untitled artwork from 1981, showcasing abstract, colorful composition on paper.

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