Ernest Pignon-Ernest (1942) – Portrait de Rimbaud, 1986 This striking color lithograph by acclaimed French artist Ernest Pignon-Ernest captures the haunting presence of the poet Arthur Rimbaud in a style that merges figuration with a contemporary edge. Created in 1986, the piece is hand-signed in pencil by the artist and belongs to a limited, numbered edition of 200 copies. • Technique: Lithograph (color) • Signature: Hand-signed in pencil • Edition: Limited & numbered (out of 200) • Dimensions: 45 × 37 cm • Condition: Excellent • Sold with frame: No • Country of origin: France • Era/Period: 1980–1990 (20th century) Pignon-Ernest, considered a pioneer of street art in France, is known for his politically and poetically charged imagery. His Portrait de Rimbaud series is one of his most iconic bodies of work, often wheat-pasted onto urban walls and ruins, confronting viewers with the rebellious spirit of Rimbaud in unexpected contexts. This piece offers a rare opportunity to own a signed, collectible work by a major contemporary French artist.