Printer: Mourlot (E.A Artist Proof aside from the edition of 300)

Dimensions: 60 x 76 cm

Condition: Small amount of foxing on the edge of the sheet and tape on edges from a previous frame.

Frame: Framed in Oak with a mount. 

Description: Lithograph on Arches paper. Created in 1969, this original lithograph by André Brasilier captures a rather special place: his own home, the Château de Loupeigne.

Artist: André Brasilier (1929-2026) was a French painter. He was born in 1929 and was one of the last surviving modernists to study at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris in 1949. His style combined abstraction and expressionism which he used to paint brightly coloured landscapes, nudes, ladies, gentleman and dynamic equestrian scenes from a magical, carefree perspective. He had exhibited many times in group exhibitions and solo shows across the world from 1956 to present day.