Corneille (1922-2010) - La Belle Russe





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Corneille’s La Belle Russe (1975) is an original hand-signed lithograph with Épreuve d’Artiste (E/A) designation in a limited edition, depicting a day scene, produced in the Netherlands in the Cobra style, framed, measuring 100 x 70.5 cm and weighing 10 kg, sold by the owner or reseller, in good condition.
Description from the seller
Artist: Corneille (Guillaume Corneille, 1922–2010)
Title: La Belle Russe
Year: 1975
Technique: Original print (lithograph or screenprint)
Signature: Hand-signed with pencil
Edition: Épreuve d’Artiste (E/A) – artist's proof
This work is a hand-signed Épreuve d’Artiste (E/A) by Corneille, co-founder of the international COBRA movement. An E/A copy is an artist's proof and is usually produced in a very limited edition, which makes these works rarer and more desirable than regularly numbered editions.
La Belle Russe is a characteristic work from Corneille's mid-1970s period, in which the stylized female portrait, strong graphic shapes and expressive use of color are central — themes that are distinctive of his oeuvre.
The signature, the E/A designation, the title La Belle Russe and the year 1975 are clearly visible in pencil.
Artist: Corneille (Guillaume Corneille, 1922–2010)
Title: La Belle Russe
Year: 1975
Technique: Original print (lithograph or screenprint)
Signature: Hand-signed with pencil
Edition: Épreuve d’Artiste (E/A) – artist's proof
This work is a hand-signed Épreuve d’Artiste (E/A) by Corneille, co-founder of the international COBRA movement. An E/A copy is an artist's proof and is usually produced in a very limited edition, which makes these works rarer and more desirable than regularly numbered editions.
La Belle Russe is a characteristic work from Corneille's mid-1970s period, in which the stylized female portrait, strong graphic shapes and expressive use of color are central — themes that are distinctive of his oeuvre.
The signature, the E/A designation, the title La Belle Russe and the year 1975 are clearly visible in pencil.

