Jacques VILLON - Surrealist figure, 1952 - Original etching

Jacques VILLON - Personnage surréaliste, 1952 - Gravure originale 2

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Jacques VILLON (1875-1963) Surrealist character, 1952 Etching Limited edition Edition: 1500 copies Work signed and dated - unnumbered Perfect condition Printing MOURLOT Paris

Dimensions :
- Height : 31.5 cm
- Width : 24.5 cm

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Jacques Villon : (1875-1963) is a french cubist painter, and is the brother of Marcel Duchamp. He chose the pseudonym de Villon in tribute to the poet François Villon. He started his artistic career with engraving and illustration. In the beginning of the 1900's, he is influenced by Edgar Degas, and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. Some years later, he is part of the group of Puteaux. His work includes more than 700 canvases. Aged 82, he realised 5 stain-glass windows of the Saint-Etienne Cathedral in Metz. His works are included in the collections of the biggest museums in France, Japan, USA, Italy, Australia, Mexico, Portugal, Great Britain...