Bernard Buffet (1928-1999) - Le microscope - Scène de laboratoire (vendu sans prix de réserve)






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Bernard Buffet, Le microscope - Scène de laboratoire (1959), a drypoint gravure on paper in a limited edition, 24 × 17 cm, signed in the plate, France, nature morte, in good condition with moisture marks on the margin, sold by Galerie.
Description from the seller
Wonderful original drypoint by Bernard Buffet depicting a microscope.
Title: The Microscope (1959)
Artist: Bernard Buffet (1928-1999)
Technique: drypoint
Signature: Signed on the plate
Sheet size: 24x17 cm
Condition: Good condition. Moisture stain on the margin
Bernard Buffet is a French expressionist painter born in Paris in 1928.
A prodigy, he entered the École des Beaux-Arts at only 15.
He achieved meteoric international fame in the immediate postwar period.
His distinctive style is characterized by black lines and angular figures.
He produced more than 8,000 works addressing a wide range of themes.
All his life was deeply marked by his muse and wife, Annabel.
Afflicted with Parkinson's disease, he took his own life in 1999.
Seller's Story
Wonderful original drypoint by Bernard Buffet depicting a microscope.
Title: The Microscope (1959)
Artist: Bernard Buffet (1928-1999)
Technique: drypoint
Signature: Signed on the plate
Sheet size: 24x17 cm
Condition: Good condition. Moisture stain on the margin
Bernard Buffet is a French expressionist painter born in Paris in 1928.
A prodigy, he entered the École des Beaux-Arts at only 15.
He achieved meteoric international fame in the immediate postwar period.
His distinctive style is characterized by black lines and angular figures.
He produced more than 8,000 works addressing a wide range of themes.
All his life was deeply marked by his muse and wife, Annabel.
Afflicted with Parkinson's disease, he took his own life in 1999.
