Authentic 1967 Jean Tinguely Mourlot lithograph. ⚙️

Authentic 1967 Jean Tinguely Mourlot lithograph. ⚙️ This is indeed a Jean Tinguely piece related to his 1967 exhibition “Le Rotozaza,” and it looks to be a lithographic print produced by Atelier Mourlot in Paris. The reversed “ROTOZAZA” title with an arrow pointing down is another common feature in Tinguely’s concept drawings — representing motion or directional rotation. • The mix of French technical terms like “ballons blancs” (white balloons), “dispositif de haut et bas” (up-and-down mechanism), and “rotule de va et vient” (joint for back-and-forth motion) fits perfectly with his mechanical sculptures’ design language. The handwritten mechanical notes such as “1:10 5 RPM,” “35° RPM,” “1450 RPM,” etc., are authentic elements of Tinguely’s kinetic art schematics. He often sketched his machine ideas with engineering-style labels, rotations per minute, and arrows indicating movement — this was part of his art’s charm, blending art and mechanics. CHECK OUT MY OTHER LISTINGS!

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Used (normal wear)