Andre Derain Vintage 1948 Fauvism Lmtd Edtn French Fine Art Lithograph Print " La Femme Au TransatlVintage " 1907

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This Andre Derain rare vintage 1948 Fauvism limited edition French fine art lithograph print " La Femme Au Transstlantique " … more This Andre Derain rare vintage 1948 Fauvism limited edition French fine art lithograph print " La Femme Au Transstlantique " 1907, is an incredibly special and unique piece to add to your collection.

The fine art lithograph print is printed in France in 1948 by Les Editions Du Chene Paris, as part of a French portfolio of limited edition Fauvism lithograph prints titled " Les Fauves Peintures ". The vintage lithograph print features an artwork image originally created by Derain in 1907 titled " La Femme Au Transatlantique ".

Andre Derain ( 1880 - 1954 ) was a major Twentieth Century French artist, painter, and sculptor and co - founder of The Fauvism Art Movement with Henri Matisse. Derain and Matisse worked together in the summer of 1905 in the Mediterranean village of Collioure in France and later that year exhibited their highly innovative paintings at The Salon D'Automne. The vivid, unnatural colors led the art critic Louis Vauxcelles to name their work as " Les Fauves ", or " The Wild Beasts ", marking the start of The Fauvist Movement. Artworks by Derain are included in the collections of many of the world's most prestigious museums.

The lithograph print plate image measures 8 5/8" W X 7 1/4" H, on a page that is 10 7/8" W X 14 7/8" H. The print is attached to the page with a method called " tipping " where it is attached to page by hand on the left side edge. Behind the print plate on the page is the title, date and size of the original artwork.

The rare out of print limited edition French lithograph print is in excellent vintage condition consistent with age and light signs of handling to the page backing. It has never been framed. Please see photos for condition reference. It is now being offered here for an excellent price.

*** ( The last 3 photos are from the portfolio that the print was a part of, those additional pages are shown for origin reference, and are not included in this sale of the print ) less