Françoise Gilot, Figurative Composition, 1951, Original Lithograph, Framed

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Introducing an exquisite François Gilot original lithograph from the pages of André VERDET's poetic masterpiece, "Pages d'Amour," published by editions … Read more Introducing an exquisite François Gilot original lithograph from the pages of André VERDET's poetic masterpiece, "Pages d'Amour," published by editions Raison d'être in 1951 and printed by the renowned Mourlot in a limited edition of 366 copies. This piece, a true testament to artistic finesse, hails from the cultural tapestry of France circa 1951. The artwork is beautifully displayed with a tasteful frame, elevating its visual allure into an immersive experience. It's crucial to mention that the frame depicted in the accompanying photos is for reference, as the actual frame will closely resemble it. The final presentation may feature slight variations, imparting a distinctive charm to your chosen masterpiece. Dimensions: Depth: 2 cm Width: 40.5 cm Height: 46.5 cm Maintaining its original allure, this piece is in good condition, bearing the subtle marks of time that only enhance its character, encapsulating a beautiful patina that speaks to its historical journey. A glimpse into the life and artistry of Marie Françoise Gilot, born on November 26, 1921, reveals a remarkable painter with a rich history, most notably marked by her complex relationship with Pablo Picasso. Despite challenges, Gilot emerged as a skilled artist, showcasing her talents in watercolors and ceramics. Her legacy, briefly overshadowed by social celebrity, now stands resilient, ready to be appreciated anew. An important note regarding color: While we strive to capture the essence of our offerings through photography, please be aware that actual colors may vary. The unique capabilities of individual screens can result in variations, and we encourage you to revel in the distinct beauty of your chosen piece beyond the limitations of digital representation. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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