Guillaume Corneille (1922-2010), Visage de Femmes, Framed Lithograph, 1991

Description

A lithograph in colours 'Visage de Femmes' by Guillaume Corneille van Beverloo (1922-2010) on arches paper with deckled edges. Signed … more A lithograph in colours 'Visage de Femmes' by Guillaume Corneille van Beverloo (1922-2010) on arches paper with deckled edges. Signed to the bottom right. 1991.

The print is in very good condition, and very vibrant. Slight corner fold mark to the top right. It has the original oak frame. I have had the back of the frame reset and the glass replaced with specialist art glass.

The lithograph comes with the certificate of authenticity from Galerie Placier, Paris.

Work: 65 cm high x 51 cm wide.
Frame: 75 cm high x 61cm wide x 2.5 cm deep.

Corneille was a Dutch radical artist who worked in paint, print and ceramics. He studied drawing at the Amsterdam Rijksakademie, but as a painter he was entirely self-taught. When he moved to Paris in 1951 he was already beginning to use a less naturalistic style, more in the style of Cubism. His main influences were modern artists such as Paul Klee and Joan Miró.

Like Pablo Picasso and his circle, he took a strong interest in primitive art. The sensual use of color in his paintings was inspired by the works of Vincent van Gogh. Corneille was a highly imaginative artist, frequently using stylized forms and figures of women, animals and exotic birds within mythical settings and in a bright and spontaneous context that is often childlike. less