Kees Van Dongen (1877-1968) - Sous le Signe de quelques jolies filles (1953) - Les Pyrénées

Kees Van Dongen (1877-1968)
Signed lithograph on the sheet 'Van Dongen' (rare depiction with the artist's signature on this theme)
Unique piece signed by the artist and created for the Nicolas catalog, which was produced and published in 1953 under the title: 'Under the Sign of a Few Pretty Girls'.
The artist highlights the regional French identity of the time with this rare lithograph on Draeger paper.
In this work, he depicts 'The Pyrenees' (see description below) and its culture.
Origin: France
Visible dimensions outside the frame: 26cm x 20cm
Dimensions with frame: 32cm x 38cm
Delivered with its frame, including the inner marquee.
Very good condition
Careful handling

The Pyrenees
The Pyrenees, as a mountain range located on the border between France and Spain, harbor a wealth of cultures and traditions that reflect the history and diversity of the communities living in the region. The Pyrenees are known for their traditional music, often played with instruments such as the flute, tambourine, violin, and accordion. Traditional dances, often performed during local festivals and celebrations, reflect the energy and joy of Pyrenean culture. In addition to the national languages (French and Spanish), several regional languages are spoken in the Pyrenees. These include Occitan, Gascon, Catalan, Aranese (a variant of Occitan), and Basque. The Pyrenees host numerous festivals and celebrations throughout the year. These events often celebrate music, dance, gastronomy, and local traditions.