Late 20th Century Lot's Daughters, Raphael Soyer

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It is a stunning display of impressive size and craftsmanship, measuring approximately 26" x 20" and 38" x 32" with the elegant custom frame.

Raphael Soyer Deluxe Color Lithograph, Professionally Custom Framed, and listed with the Submit Best Offer option

Accepting Offers Now: Up for sale here we have an Extremely Rare, HAND SIGNED Deluxe Lithograph by Raphael Soyer titled, "Lot's Daughters" from his 12 illustrations of "The Gentleman From Cracow". We have listed the other 11 matching artworks from the suite too, if you are interested in additional pieces. The piece has been elaborately custom framed, as shown, in an expensive, gold finished moulding to enhance the spectacular imagery. And, with only 25 pieces in the edition, that sold out almost immediately after it was published, it is now nearly impossible to find. Therefore, our offering might be your last opportunity to purchase this lithograph, and essentially for just the cost of the custom framing. Furthermore, the artwork is being listed with the Submit Best Offer Option and will be sold to the first person that meets our bottom line. Make those offers now as you do not want to miss out on this item at the lowest possible price online. At this incredible value it is likely to sell before the listing ends.

Raphael Soyer- Born in Borisoglebsk, Russia in 1899, Raphael Soyer is identified as a Social Realist painter because of his interest in the common man, although he avoided subjects that were particularly critical of society. His popularity with his students in Russia and his liberal ideas led to problems for him with the authorities, and he was forced to leave with his family so he emigrated to New York. Guy Pene du Bois, a teacher at the Art Students League recognized his talent and introduced him to Charles Daniel, who gave him his first solo exhibition in 1929. The success of this event secured his position as a professional artist.The experience of immigrant life in the United States provided him with a rich source of imagery for his art, which was sensitive, penetrating portrayals including transients, shoppers, dancers, and fellow artists. Near his studio in Manhattan's Lower East Side he observed his fellow New Yorkers. His subjects were portrayed with strong, flat colors, which evoked a sense of isolation. Common themes were intimate studies of solitary women, often nudes, and portraits of fellow artists, reflecting his great affection and admiration for them. He did not accept commissions for portraits because his interest was with the private person and the effects of the modern world on the psyche, rather than a public facade. With his identical twin Moses, he painted murals for the post office in Kingessing, Pennsylvania. He also taught at the Art Students League. He was a co-founder of Reality magazine and champion of Realism at a time when Abstract Expressionism dominated the American art scene. The Depression's economic difficulties could be seen in his subjects, and unemployed men caught Soyer's eye. Women at work became a theme with Soyer after 1940. On November 4, 1987, he died in New York.

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The artwork listed here is a spectacular and very rare COLOR and Deluxe Lithograph titled, "Lot's Daughters" by famous Illustration Artist Raphael Soyer. Worth mentioning again is that Soyer is known as one of the greatest Illustrators ever and this piece comes from the drawings he did for Isaac Singer "The Gentleman From Cracow". This piece is an actual, HAND SIGNED and NUMBERED (from the edition of 25), lithograph that comes with a gallery certificate guaranteeing its authenticity. This display looks even better in person where the vivid color and exquisite detail, that is suitable for any decor, comes to life. Raphael Soyer's art has been exhibited in major museums around the world, and can be found in some of the most prestigious public and private collections worldwide. Here is your chance to own an Authentic artwork too, so please contact if you have further questions and DO NOT FORGET TO SUBMIT THOSE OFFERS. The artwork will be custom packaged to ship domestically or internationally. And remember to have a look at the other matching artworks that we have listed from this suite.

Every item comes with free custom framing. We have wood frames with gold, silver, black, or brown finishes to offer you. Please note that in order to preserve the quality of the artwork and condition of the frame, most items are framed at the time of purchase. Due to issues within the supply chain and delays with framing products availability, the frame you see pictured might not be currently available. If we do not hear from you regarding your framing options we will do our best to frame it in a similar style and color. See less