Art Deco portrait - Signed Lithograph, 1950's
Lithography on Paper
26x20in
$760
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Paul Colin
France
Artist highlights
- Famous Artist
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Artwork details
- Medium : Lithography
- Dimensions : 15x11in
About this artwork
Paul Colin (1892-1985)
The lion and the wolf, 1966
Original lithography (René Guillard workshop)
Signed in the board
On vellum 38 x 28 cm
Excellent condition
The lion and the wolf, 1966
Original lithography (René Guillard workshop)
Signed in the board
On vellum 38 x 28 cm
Excellent condition
Paul Colin
France
Credentials
- Famous Artist
Paul Colin, an illustrious French poster artist born in 1892, wielded his brush to merge the dynamic realms of theater and fine art. Renowned for his bold lines, brilliant use of color, and Art Deco influence, Colin captured the vibrancy of Parisian life with a keen graphic sensibility that was both avant-garde and visually arresting. His work evokes a sense of glamorous allure, often tinged with a poignant nostalgia for the golden age of Parisian entertainment.
