Rare Cubist Satin Lithograph of Christ by Hector Zablach (1999) – Exceptional Religious Artwork

Description:
This exceptional cubist-style satin lithograph titled “Christ on the Cross” is a stunning work by renowned artist Hector Zablach. Known for blending spiritual themes with modern artistic expressions, Zablach captures the deep solemnity of Christ’s crucifixion through dynamic cubist forms and vivid, warm tones.

Created in 1999, this artwork exemplifies Zablach’s ability to transform sacred art into a contemporary masterpiece, perfect for collectors, religious art enthusiasts, and those seeking meaningful works for the Jubilee Year 2025.

Key Details:
Artist: Hector Zablach (1934–)
Studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Exhibited extensively in Europe, South America, and the USA.
Praised for his modern interpretations of sacred and spiritual subjects.
Artwork Title: “Christ on the Cross”
Art Style: Cubism with religious themes.
Medium: Satin lithograph
Year: 1999
Dimensions: [Insert exact dimensions of the lithograph, e.g., Height x Width cm/inches]
Condition: Excellent – no visible damage or wear.

Provenance:
Includes the artist’s biography and list of exhibitions.
Known to have been displayed in high-profile religious and art exhibitions globally.

Unique Features:
Modern Artistic Interpretation: A bold and unique cubist rendition of the crucifixion of Christ, blending traditional Christian iconography with modern art techniques.
Medium: Printed on satin for a luxurious, radiant finish.
Signature: Hand-signed by Hector Zablach.
Spiritual Relevance: Perfect for the Jubilee Year, a time of renewal and faith.

Shipping Information:
Shipping Origin: Italy
Shipping Costs:
Italy: €15
Europe: €25
Rest of the World: €35

Insurance: Included in the shipping fee for peace of mind.

Packaging: Professionally packed to ensure the lithograph’s safety during transit.
Estimated Delivery Time: 5–10 business days depending on the destination.

Additional Information:
Documentation Included:
Certificate of authenticity.
Artist’s biography and exhibition record.
Additional brochures or materials showcasing the artwork’s history and significance.

Images:
Full image of the lithograph showing its cubist composition and vibrant colors.
Close-up of the artist’s signature.
Detailed photos of specific sections, highlighting the texture and cubist details.
Back of the lithograph to show its condition.
Brochures or additional documentation about the artist and artwork.