"Une Ecriture Lisible V" is an etching by Kurt Seligmann, the Swiss Surrealist artist known for his intricate compositions combining automatism with meticulous technical skill. The work exemplifies Seligmann's characteristic approach to printmaking, wherein he layered complex linear forms and gestural marks to create visually dense surfaces that suggest hidden meanings and subconscious imagery. Created as part of a series exploring the theme of "readable writing," the etching demonstrates the artist's fascination with the relationship between abstraction, language, and visual perception.