Silkscreen, metallic ink in colors on vélin paper. Paper size: 26.5 x 26.5 inches. Excellent condition. Inscription: Hand signed and numbered, as issued. Notes: Published by London Arts Inc., Detroit; printed by Arts Litho, Paris, in an edition of C, 1971. KASPAR-THOMAS LENK (1933) was a German sculptor and painter. He is world renowned for his stylized figurative works that resemble ruined, burnt-out buildings or landscape forms. Early on his career, Lenk became famous for combining different materials into one work (glass, metal, concrete, ceramics, and wood). And then later on, graduating to creating his sculptures out of layers of flat metal or wooden plates. Lenk’s work is highly valued by collectors and exhibited throughout the world.