Symphonie Inachevee, Victor Vasarely, 1967
Victor Vasarely, portraitVictor VasarelyHungarian, French, 1906–1997

Symphonie Inachevee

1967 · Drawing · 15.88 × 15.88 cm

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Where is “Symphonie Inachevee” now? Collection: Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minneapolis. Not on view at present. Checked October 12, 2026.

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Minneapolis, United States

It belongs to the collection, but is not on display at present.

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In the life of Victor Vasarely

The whole life
  1. 1965

    “The Responsive Eye” at the Museum of Modern Art

    In 1965 Vasarely is included in the Museum of Modern Art exhibition “The Responsive Eye”, created under the direction of William C. Seitz.

  2. 1965

    Grand Prizes in São Paulo and Ljubljana, an arts order

    In 1965 Vasarely wins the Grand Prize at the 8th São Paulo Biennale and at the 6th International Graphic Art Exhibition in Ljubljana, the gold medal of the Paris society for the promotion of art and industry, and is made a knight of the Order of Arts and Letters.

  3. from 1965

    The “Tribute to the Hexagon” and “Vega” series

    The “Hommage à l'hexagone” series consists of endless transformations of indentations and relief with colour variations, a perpetual mobile of optical illusion; the “Vega” series plays with spherical swelling grids that create an illusion of volume.

  4. 1966–1969

    Honorary citizen of New Orleans and other honours

    In 1966 he is made an honorary citizen of New Orleans and wins a prize in Kraków and a gold medal in Rimini; in 1967 a prize of Japan's foreign minister at the Tokyo Biennale and a Carnegie Institute prize; in 1968 the “Prestige du Papier”; in 1969 a first prize in Kraków and the first “Golden Palette” at Cannes.

  5. October 1967

    An invitation to the Vision ’67 conference

    In October 1967 the designer Will Burtin invites Vasarely to make a presentation at his Vision ’67 conference, held at New York University.

  6. 27 June 1968 – 6 October 1968

    Exhibition: 4. documenta

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