Fernando Torm

"Peonies" & "Mallow" 

PAIR OF FRAMED ART

This art is:

• New

• Hand Signed Limited Editions  

• Very small Limited Edition of 100! (# received may be different than the one photographed)

• This is for a PAIR of Vintage Colored Etchings

• Rare

• Framed in a simple gold wood frame

• Double matted in off-white and beige

• Framed in the USA

• Framed Size: 27" x 33" EACH

• Image Size: 19" x 24" EACH

• One ofTorm's signature etchings from his highly sought-after floral and botanical series.

• Interested in different framing?  Contact us!

• Ready to hang hardware included

About the Artist: Fernando Torm (Chilean/American, 1944–2011)

Fernando Torm (also known as Fernando Torm-Tohá) was a highly accomplished 20th-century multi-disciplinary artist, printmaker, and classical musician. Born in Santiago, Chile, Torm was a musical prodigy who won the Claude Debussy Piano Competition at age 17, later studying under the legendary conductor Claudio Arrau.

Alongside his musical triumphs, Torm pursued a formal education in fine arts at the School of Fine Arts in Santiago and later at Columbia University after permanently relocating to New York City in the late 1960s. In 1969, he co-founded the influential StudioF / Taller 69 in New York, cementing his place in the mid-century printmaking scene.

Signature Style & Technique:

Torm is highly celebrated by art collectors for his masterful use of heavy embossing and color intaglio/aquatint etching. His signature technique creates a distinct three-dimensional, raised-relief texture on thick paper, giving his elegant botanical and floral studies a striking physical depth. His works seamlessly blend structured Western printmaking techniques with stylized, vibrant aesthetics reminiscent of traditional Asian art.

Today, Torm’s work is held in prestigious permanent collections, including:

• The Art Museum of the Americas (Washington, D.C.)

• Georgetown University Art Collection

• The University of Chile