Caza & Max - 2 Offset Print - La Cité des Robots + Cumbres Borrascosas - 1989

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Two-piece vintage European graphic art diptych by Philippe Caza and MAX, featuring La Cité des Robots (60 × 80 cm) and Cumbres Borrascosas (48 × 68 cm), in reasonable condition.

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EUROPEAN SCI-FI & GOTHIC GRAPHIC MASTERS — 2-Piece Vintage Art Poster Diptych (1987–1989) — Philippe Caza & MAX
​Lot Title / Headline:
Philippe Caza ("La Cité des Robots", 60x80 cm) & MAX ("Cumbres Borrascosas", 48x68 cm) – 2-Piece Vintage European Graphic Master Diptych – Sci-Fi & Neo-Gothic (1987–1989) – VG / VG+
Description:
A scarce, highly atmospheric two-piece graphic art diptych bringing together two influential figures of European comic art and illustration: French sci-fi and Métal Hurlant master Philippe Caza, alongside Spanish underground and Ligne Claire pioneer MAX (Francesc Capdevila).
​This pairing unites two distinct narrative worlds: monumental dystopian science fiction (Isaac Asimov) and dark, literary Neo-Gothic fantasy (Emily Brontë):
​• The Two Included Masterworks:
​Philippe Caza (Philippe Cazaumayou, b. 1941) – "La Cité des Robots" (1989)
​Published by Souris Verte / Éditions J'ai Lu, printed in Belgium.
​Large-format vintage art print (60 x 80 cm) reproducing Caza's cover artwork for Isaac Asimov's "Robot City" (La Cité des Robots).
​Illustrates a winged biomechanical entity descending the side of an immense skyscraper during a stormy night over a futuristic cityscape, carrying an unconscious woman.
​Features the printed signature "CAZA 89" within the image area, the green "Souris Verte" publisher emblem in the bottom margin, and the official licensing credits below.
​MAX (Francesc Capdevila, b. 1956) – "Cumbres Borrascosas" / "Sombras sin Nombre" (1987)
​Published by Ediciones Estampa (Madrid).
​Dimensions: 48 x 68 cm.
​A Neo-Gothic composition executed in Max's hallmark Clear Line style, inspired by Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights (Cumbres Borrascosas). A cloaked figure walks down stone terrace steps flanked by shrouded statues and thorny brambles beneath a deep twilight sky.
​Lower margin bears the printed text: "- CUMBRES BORRASCOSAS - COPYRIGHT 1987 MAX SOMBRAS SIN NOMBRE".
​• Printing & Paper Quality:
Both pieces are authentic period offset lithographs printed on heavy art paper, preserving rich color saturation and strong ink contrast.

​Condition Report:
• Authentic late-1980s printings with vibrant, unfaded inks:
​Philippe Caza (VG): The central image and color fields are crisp and vivid. The outer right white margin shows a small edge tear and minor handling ripples consistent with its large 60x80 cm sheet size. Frames cleanly behind a standard mat or passe-partout.
​MAX (VG+): Well-preserved overall with clean borders, solid corners, and minimal edge wear from archival storage.

Shipping & Returns

We understand the delicate nature of fine art and prioritize secure, reliable, and transparent logistics for every acquisition.

Shipping Policy

Processing Time: Orders are processed within 2-3 business days. Each piece is carefully inspected and packaged before dispatch.

Global Reach: We ship worldwide from our hub in the Netherlands. Standard delivery times range from 5-10 business days for international orders.

Tracking: All shipments are fully tracked. You will receive a tracking number via email as soon as your order is dispatched.

Packaging: We use acid-free materials and heavy-duty reinforced tubes or flat-pack boxes to prevent any damage during transit.

Insurance

Every shipment is fully insured against loss or damage. In the unlikely event that your artwork arrives damaged, please contact us immediately with photographic evidence of the packaging and the item.

Returns & Exchanges

14-Day Return Window: If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, you may return it within 14 days of receipt for a full refund (excluding shipping costs).

Condition: Items must be returned in their original packaging and in the same condition as received.

Return Shipping: The buyer is responsible for return shipping costs and ensuring the item is adequately insured during transit.

Refund Process: Once we received and inspect the returned item, we will process your refund within 5 business days.

Damaged Items

If your item arrives damaged, please notify us within 48 hours of delivery. We will arrange for a replacement or a full refund, including original shipping costs."} }```jsonացումը{

Seller's Story

Curating the World's Finest Lithography, Comic Art and more from the finest artists. GlobalInkArtStudio is a premier distributor of fine art prints, lithographs, and posters. Operating from the Netherlands, we bridge the gap between world-class artists and collectors who demand precision, authenticity, and aesthetic excellence. Authenticity Guaranteed Every piece in our collection is vetted for quality and provenance. We work directly with established studios and estates to ensure that every print meets the highest standards of the art world. Global Distribution From our central hub in the Netherlands, we facilitate secure, insured shipping to collectors in over 60 countries. Our logistics network is optimized for the delicate nature of fine art. Curated Selection We don't just sell art; we curate it. Our team selects works that represent significant movements in contemporary and classic lithography, offering a diverse range for both new and seasoned collectors. Professional Handling Art requires respect. Our packaging processes use acid-free materials and reinforced structural support to ensure your acquisition arrives in pristine condition. Our Philosophy We believe that fine art should be accessible without compromising on the exclusivity and quality that makes a piece special. Our mission is to provide a transparent, reliable platform for the acquisition of high-end lithography. Confidence in your purchase is our priority. By maintaining strict quality controls and professional logistics, we ensure that the focus remains where it belongs: on the art itself. Packaging: We use acid-free materials and heavy-duty reinforced tubes or flat-pack boxes to prevent any damage during transit. Returns & Exchanges 14-Day Return Window: If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, you may return it within 14 days of receipt for a full refund (excluding shipping costs). Condition: Items must be returned in their original packaging and in the same condition as received. Return Shipping: The buyer is responsible for return shipping costs and ensuring the item is adequately insured during transit. Refund Process: Once we received and inspect the returned item, we will process your refund within 5 business days. Damaged Items If your item arrives damaged, please notify us within 48 hours of delivery. We will arrange for a replacement or a full refund, including original shipping costs.
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EUROPEAN SCI-FI & GOTHIC GRAPHIC MASTERS — 2-Piece Vintage Art Poster Diptych (1987–1989) — Philippe Caza & MAX
​Lot Title / Headline:
Philippe Caza ("La Cité des Robots", 60x80 cm) & MAX ("Cumbres Borrascosas", 48x68 cm) – 2-Piece Vintage European Graphic Master Diptych – Sci-Fi & Neo-Gothic (1987–1989) – VG / VG+
Description:
A scarce, highly atmospheric two-piece graphic art diptych bringing together two influential figures of European comic art and illustration: French sci-fi and Métal Hurlant master Philippe Caza, alongside Spanish underground and Ligne Claire pioneer MAX (Francesc Capdevila).
​This pairing unites two distinct narrative worlds: monumental dystopian science fiction (Isaac Asimov) and dark, literary Neo-Gothic fantasy (Emily Brontë):
​• The Two Included Masterworks:
​Philippe Caza (Philippe Cazaumayou, b. 1941) – "La Cité des Robots" (1989)
​Published by Souris Verte / Éditions J'ai Lu, printed in Belgium.
​Large-format vintage art print (60 x 80 cm) reproducing Caza's cover artwork for Isaac Asimov's "Robot City" (La Cité des Robots).
​Illustrates a winged biomechanical entity descending the side of an immense skyscraper during a stormy night over a futuristic cityscape, carrying an unconscious woman.
​Features the printed signature "CAZA 89" within the image area, the green "Souris Verte" publisher emblem in the bottom margin, and the official licensing credits below.
​MAX (Francesc Capdevila, b. 1956) – "Cumbres Borrascosas" / "Sombras sin Nombre" (1987)
​Published by Ediciones Estampa (Madrid).
​Dimensions: 48 x 68 cm.
​A Neo-Gothic composition executed in Max's hallmark Clear Line style, inspired by Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights (Cumbres Borrascosas). A cloaked figure walks down stone terrace steps flanked by shrouded statues and thorny brambles beneath a deep twilight sky.
​Lower margin bears the printed text: "- CUMBRES BORRASCOSAS - COPYRIGHT 1987 MAX SOMBRAS SIN NOMBRE".
​• Printing & Paper Quality:
Both pieces are authentic period offset lithographs printed on heavy art paper, preserving rich color saturation and strong ink contrast.

​Condition Report:
• Authentic late-1980s printings with vibrant, unfaded inks:
​Philippe Caza (VG): The central image and color fields are crisp and vivid. The outer right white margin shows a small edge tear and minor handling ripples consistent with its large 60x80 cm sheet size. Frames cleanly behind a standard mat or passe-partout.
​MAX (VG+): Well-preserved overall with clean borders, solid corners, and minimal edge wear from archival storage.

Shipping & Returns

We understand the delicate nature of fine art and prioritize secure, reliable, and transparent logistics for every acquisition.

Shipping Policy

Processing Time: Orders are processed within 2-3 business days. Each piece is carefully inspected and packaged before dispatch.

Global Reach: We ship worldwide from our hub in the Netherlands. Standard delivery times range from 5-10 business days for international orders.

Tracking: All shipments are fully tracked. You will receive a tracking number via email as soon as your order is dispatched.

Packaging: We use acid-free materials and heavy-duty reinforced tubes or flat-pack boxes to prevent any damage during transit.

Insurance

Every shipment is fully insured against loss or damage. In the unlikely event that your artwork arrives damaged, please contact us immediately with photographic evidence of the packaging and the item.

Returns & Exchanges

14-Day Return Window: If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, you may return it within 14 days of receipt for a full refund (excluding shipping costs).

Condition: Items must be returned in their original packaging and in the same condition as received.

Return Shipping: The buyer is responsible for return shipping costs and ensuring the item is adequately insured during transit.

Refund Process: Once we received and inspect the returned item, we will process your refund within 5 business days.

Damaged Items

If your item arrives damaged, please notify us within 48 hours of delivery. We will arrange for a replacement or a full refund, including original shipping costs."} }```jsonացումը{

Seller's Story

Curating the World's Finest Lithography, Comic Art and more from the finest artists. GlobalInkArtStudio is a premier distributor of fine art prints, lithographs, and posters. Operating from the Netherlands, we bridge the gap between world-class artists and collectors who demand precision, authenticity, and aesthetic excellence. Authenticity Guaranteed Every piece in our collection is vetted for quality and provenance. We work directly with established studios and estates to ensure that every print meets the highest standards of the art world. Global Distribution From our central hub in the Netherlands, we facilitate secure, insured shipping to collectors in over 60 countries. Our logistics network is optimized for the delicate nature of fine art. Curated Selection We don't just sell art; we curate it. Our team selects works that represent significant movements in contemporary and classic lithography, offering a diverse range for both new and seasoned collectors. Professional Handling Art requires respect. Our packaging processes use acid-free materials and reinforced structural support to ensure your acquisition arrives in pristine condition. Our Philosophy We believe that fine art should be accessible without compromising on the exclusivity and quality that makes a piece special. Our mission is to provide a transparent, reliable platform for the acquisition of high-end lithography. Confidence in your purchase is our priority. By maintaining strict quality controls and professional logistics, we ensure that the focus remains where it belongs: on the art itself. Packaging: We use acid-free materials and heavy-duty reinforced tubes or flat-pack boxes to prevent any damage during transit. Returns & Exchanges 14-Day Return Window: If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, you may return it within 14 days of receipt for a full refund (excluding shipping costs). Condition: Items must be returned in their original packaging and in the same condition as received. Return Shipping: The buyer is responsible for return shipping costs and ensuring the item is adequately insured during transit. Refund Process: Once we received and inspect the returned item, we will process your refund within 5 business days. Damaged Items If your item arrives damaged, please notify us within 48 hours of delivery. We will arrange for a replacement or a full refund, including original shipping costs.
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Details

Item
Offset Print
Number of objects
2
Series
La Cité des Robots + Cumbres Borrascosas
Condition
Fair condition
Publisher
Souris Verte
Artist
Caza & Max
Year
1989
Width
60 cm
Height
80 cm
The NetherlandsVerified
217
Objects sold
100%
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