René Magritte (1898-1967) - L'art de la conversation





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Lithograph interpretation of L'art de la conversation, signed in the plate by Magritte, 2010, 45 × 60 cm, Belgium, Surrealism, limited edition of 275 numbered impressions plus 45 offprints (HC), produced in Paris on 300 g/m² BFK Rives cotton paper.
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Based on the original work, this interpretive lithograph was created, using the traditional lithographic technique, namely one drawing per color, one color per press run, in the workshop of Philippe Moreno, editor and art printer, with the authorization and under the supervision of ADAGP, representing the MAGRITTE Succession.
This lithograph was printed in Paris in 2010, on 100% cotton rag paper, BFK Rives, 300 g/m².
Exclusive edition limited to 275 numbered copies, in addition to which are 45 out-of-commerce proofs, marked HC and numbered from 1 to 45, of which 15 are reserved for the MAGRITTE Succession.
The lithograph is signed on the plate by MAGRITTE and bears in the margin the dry stamps of ADAGP, of the MAGRITTE Succession, as well as the endorsement of its sole representative, Mr. Charly Herscovici, also President of the MAGRITTE Foundation and Chairman of the MAGRITTE Museum in Brussels.
Based on the original work, this interpretive lithograph was created, using the traditional lithographic technique, namely one drawing per color, one color per press run, in the workshop of Philippe Moreno, editor and art printer, with the authorization and under the supervision of ADAGP, representing the MAGRITTE Succession.
This lithograph was printed in Paris in 2010, on 100% cotton rag paper, BFK Rives, 300 g/m².
Exclusive edition limited to 275 numbered copies, in addition to which are 45 out-of-commerce proofs, marked HC and numbered from 1 to 45, of which 15 are reserved for the MAGRITTE Succession.
The lithograph is signed on the plate by MAGRITTE and bears in the margin the dry stamps of ADAGP, of the MAGRITTE Succession, as well as the endorsement of its sole representative, Mr. Charly Herscovici, also President of the MAGRITTE Foundation and Chairman of the MAGRITTE Museum in Brussels.

