Jacques Villon (1875-1963) - Paysage urbain - épreuve hors-commerce (vendu sans prix de réserve)






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Jacques Villon, Paysage urbain, an off‑market limited edition drypoint in a cubist urban landscape, 50 × 42 cm, signed by the artist, produced in France in 1930–1940, in good condition.
Description from the seller
Charming cubist engraving by Jacques Villon in which one sees a depiction of a skyline / urban horizon in pastel tones. Executed in drypoint.
Non-commercial proof.
Title: Urban Landscape.
Artist: Jacques Villon (1875-1963)
Technique: Drypoint
Style: Cubist
Signature: justified and signed in pencil by the artist
Format: 42x50 cm
Condition: Good condition, traces of adhesive tape not affecting the work.
Jacques Villon (born Gaston Émile Duchamp in Damville in 1875, died in Puteaux in 1963) is a major French painter and printmaker. He is the elder brother of the famous Duchamp artist family, including Marcel and Raymond. Initiated at a very young age into engraving by his grandfather, he develops a rigorous geometric style tied to Cubism and the Golden Section. Master of drypoint and of dense networks of lines, he decomposes volumes with great rational precision.
Seller's Story
Charming cubist engraving by Jacques Villon in which one sees a depiction of a skyline / urban horizon in pastel tones. Executed in drypoint.
Non-commercial proof.
Title: Urban Landscape.
Artist: Jacques Villon (1875-1963)
Technique: Drypoint
Style: Cubist
Signature: justified and signed in pencil by the artist
Format: 42x50 cm
Condition: Good condition, traces of adhesive tape not affecting the work.
Jacques Villon (born Gaston Émile Duchamp in Damville in 1875, died in Puteaux in 1963) is a major French painter and printmaker. He is the elder brother of the famous Duchamp artist family, including Marcel and Raymond. Initiated at a very young age into engraving by his grandfather, he develops a rigorous geometric style tied to Cubism and the Golden Section. Master of drypoint and of dense networks of lines, he decomposes volumes with great rational precision.
