Sol becqueté 1958

Jean Dubuffet’s 1958 lithograph, "Sol becqueté," showcases the artist's signature Art Brut style. This abstract piece, with its textured surface resembling a textured ground, exemplifies Dubuffet's fascination with the "raw" and the "unrefined." The artwork utilizes shades of brown and yellow to create an effect of depth and variation, embodying the artist's interest in the beauty found in everyday materials and processes. Dubuffet's work, characterized by its gestural application of paint and its exploration of unconventional materials, aimed to challenge traditional notions of art and beauty.