Victor Vasarely (April 9, 1906 Pécs – March 15, 1997), born Vásárhelyi Győző in Paris, was a Hungarian French artist whose work is said to be affiliated with Op-art. Vasarely’s Zebra, done in the 1930s, is considered by some to be one of the earliest examples of Op-art. Vasarely passed away in Paris in 1997. Learn more »

Artwork by Victor Vasarely in Chronological Order

Etudes Bauhaus A, 1929	Etudes Bauhaus C, 1929	Etudes Bauhaus D, 1929
The Chess Board, 1935	Harlequin, 1936	Zebra, 1937
Tigres, 1938	Ezinor, 1949	Zebra, 1950
Mar Caribe, 1950	Meandres Belle-Isle, 1951	Kateau, 1953
Yapoura, 1954	Yvaral, 1956	Vega, 1957
Cassiopée II NB, 1958	Biadan, 1959	Relief Metal, 1960
Riu-Kiu-C, 1960	Alphabet VR, 1960	Supernovae, 1961
Keiho C1, 1963	Folklore, 1963	Naissance, 1964
Bora III, 1964	Caopeo, 1964	Quasar Dia, 1965
Zoeld V, 1967	Keple Gestalt, 1968	Vega 200, 1968
Torony-Nagy, 1969	Orion Gris, 1969	Vega-Nor, 1969
Vega-Lep, 1970	Composition Carrée Relief, 1970	Cheyt Pyr, 1971
Orion-K, 1972	Sonora Do, 1973	Vonal Stri, 1975
Tekers-MC, 1981	DVA-DVA, 1986	OND-DVA