Bernard Buffet, Litho, "Tour Eiffel", Handgesigneerd, 70/125

Original large lithograph, created by Bernard Buffet, in 1968, titled " Le pont de Grenelle et le tour Eiffel". This artwork is Hand Signed in pencil  and Numbered 70/125 in pencil. Despite the age, the lithograph shows no signs of aging and is in very good condition.The artwork is printed by Mourlot, Paris on very thick wove paper carrying the Arches watermark. Photo 9 shows the verso of the lithography.Photo 10 gives you an impression how the lithograph looks like with an off- white mat (This is just for demonstration purposes, the mat is not included in the sale).
The reference is: Moulot 128.The dimensions of the sheet are 25"1/2 x 19"7/8, the image measures 21"1/2 × 16"1/8.
Bernard Buffet was a French Expressionist painter. Best known for his representational work, Buffet's paintings are often figurative, graphic, and central in their compositions. A bold rejecter of abstract art altogether, Buffet was a member of the anti-abstraction group L'homme Témoin, or the Witness-Man, which passionately argued for the importance of representational art at a time when abstraction began to dominate the critical conversation. His oeuvre revolved around ideas of art history, death, sexuality, popular culture, and politics while often directly referencing contemporary events and artists. Buffet had an extremely prolific career, painting over 8,000 works and garnering widespread popularity and acclaim, including dozens of international exhibitions and honors such as being inducted into the Académie des Beaux-Arts in 1974. Born in Paris, France on July 10, 1928, the artist took his own life after a prolonged battle with Parkinson’s disease on October 4, 1999 in Tourtour, France at the age of 71.
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