Sonia Delaunay (1885-1979) - Carnival





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Sonia Delaunay, Carnival, color lithograph on vellum, limited edition 340/600, plate-signed, 40 × 30 cm, France, 1970–1980, Modern, excellent condition.
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Color lithograph on vellum paper
Artcurial Edition, limited to 600 copies
This vibrant color lithograph reproduces Carnival, a dynamic composition originally conceived by Sonia Delaunay in 1923, reflecting her pioneering Orphist exploration of rhythm, movement, and pure color.
Printed as part of a posthumous Artcurial Edition in the 1970s, the work is signed in the plate and hand-numbered 340/600.
Please note: the edition number shown in the photos is provided as an example; the artwork offered for sale is numbered 340 out of 600.
• Technique: Color lithograph
• Paper: Vellum
• Edition: 340/600
• Signature: Signed in the plate
• Sheet size: approx. 40 × 30 cm
• Publisher: Artcurial
• Condition: Excellent
A striking mid-century modern graphic work by one of the most important female figures of the European avant-garde, ideal for collectors of modern abstraction and Orphism.
Color lithograph on vellum paper
Artcurial Edition, limited to 600 copies
This vibrant color lithograph reproduces Carnival, a dynamic composition originally conceived by Sonia Delaunay in 1923, reflecting her pioneering Orphist exploration of rhythm, movement, and pure color.
Printed as part of a posthumous Artcurial Edition in the 1970s, the work is signed in the plate and hand-numbered 340/600.
Please note: the edition number shown in the photos is provided as an example; the artwork offered for sale is numbered 340 out of 600.
• Technique: Color lithograph
• Paper: Vellum
• Edition: 340/600
• Signature: Signed in the plate
• Sheet size: approx. 40 × 30 cm
• Publisher: Artcurial
• Condition: Excellent
A striking mid-century modern graphic work by one of the most important female figures of the European avant-garde, ideal for collectors of modern abstraction and Orphism.

