Denis-paul Noyer Mercedes And Bal Dancing Lithography Original, 115ex

  
Born in 1940, he was the son of the philippe painter drowning. He began a career in business but decided at the age of 23 to interrupt his debut in a genève bank to return to France to develop his artistic talents. He studied with his father and became a breillaud.

His unique illustrative style earned him a quick success, especially celebrated in Anglo-Saxon countries. A wide variety of subjects characterize his work, from Mediterranean and Tuscan landscapes to urban scenes, not to mention his filiform and elegant characters. He is known for his ability to capture the almost surreal grace of the art deco period. His works have a dreamlike character, referring to comics and remain at the same time deeply rooted in reality. His approach is both realistic and naive, his characters seem to awaken to life thanks to his expert use of colours.

Exhibitions in the galleries acost in los angeles, marc polony and marc hauteot à paris, callard gallery à chicago and winstrom gallery à stockholm. Signed in pencil on the bottom right. Numbered in pencil / 115 copies (please note the number may be different from the number of the photograph). Dimensions: approximately 75 x 105 cm (29.52" x 41.33"). Information: This lithography is part of the series "hotels" created by dpoyer in 1979/80; it restores, with a humorous and tender touch peculiar to the artist, the atmosphere and elegance of the crazy years and the aesthetics of the time. Very good condition with traces of moisture on the back + a light brown stain on the lady's dress on the right (visible on our retail photos) --> price reduced accordingly. Authenticity: work delivered with a certificate of authenticity. Our photos of details of the work.

This item is in the category "art, antiques\art of xxe, contemporary\prints, engravings". The seller is "artpassion33" and is located in this country: fr.

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Authenticity: original
1. type: lithography
2. period: xxeme and contemporary
3. support: on paper
4. genre: art deco
5. characteristics: signed, numbered
6. theme: character