Leonardo Nierman (Mexican, 1932-2023) abstract lithograph, "Forms in Suspension". Signed lower right. Numbered 66/325 lower left. 

Overall Size: 32 7/8 x 25 3/4 in.

Sight Size: 25 x 18 1/4 in.

#2372 .

Leonardo Nierman Mendelejis (November 1st, 1932 - June 7th, 2023) was a Mexican artist mostly known for his painting and sculpture. He at first wanted to be a violinist, and his musical training became a major influence on his art, reproducing movement and harmony through similarities between the two disciplines. As the only child of poor displaced Lithuanian Jews who met in Mexico City, he voraciously consumed media and information to expand his horizons, first graduating from preparatory school with a focus on physics and mathematics and then completing a Bachelor’s in Business Administration, before finding syzygy between all his interests in the study of color and light. His work was abstract but often with discernible images from nature such as birds, water, lightning and more, and sometimes resulted in oversized canvases in order to fully capture his expansive vision. Beyond his artistic pursuits, Nierman was also a dedicated philanthropist, supporting various charitable causes throughout his life. His legacy continues to inspire artists and art enthusiasts globally, leaving behind a rich and enduring body of work that reflects his passion for creativity and exploration.