Moebius (Jean Giraud) - 1 Screen printing - Le Machiniste - Dédicacée par Moebius avec un dessin d' Arzak - 1979

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Moebius (Jean Giraud) serigraph from Le Machiniste, 1979, edition limited to 350 copies on Belkis paper, 50 × 65 cm, signed and dedicat ed by Moebius with a pencil drawing of Arzak, in good condition.

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• Title: The Machinist
• Publisher: Les Humanoïdes Associés (historic publishing house of Métal Hurlant).
• Context: Official greeting card published for the year 1979.
• Edition: Limited to 350 copies on Belkis paper (raisin size, about 50 × 65 cm).
Dedicated at the bottom center, Moebius produced an original pencil drawing depicting Arzak (his emblematic character with the pointed hat), accompanied by a handwritten dedication signed in his own hand.

Traces of natural paper oxidation (faint foxing) and slight yellowing on the upper/lower margins.
• Print condition: The central colored area is well preserved. There are no scratches, scuffs, or ink loss.
• Foxing: Small brownish oxidation spots are visible in the white margins, particularly along the lower margin around the dedication and the text.
• Yellowing / Insolation: The paper shows aging yellowing across all margins, with a slightly darker shading band on the upper margin.

Edges and corners
• Corners: The four corners are slightly blunt (touched or slightly rounded from handling). There is no major crease running across the image.
• Edges/Rims: Presence of light micro-scratches on the left lateral edge.

Paper condition
• Warping: The raisin-format paper shows light natural waviness.

Overall condition
The artwork is in good general conservation (grade B / B+) for paper dating from 1978/1979. The defects are confined to the outer margins and do not touch the central drawing or the pencil sketch.

• Title: The Machinist
• Publisher: Les Humanoïdes Associés (historic publishing house of Métal Hurlant).
• Context: Official greeting card published for the year 1979.
• Edition: Limited to 350 copies on Belkis paper (raisin size, about 50 × 65 cm).
Dedicated at the bottom center, Moebius produced an original pencil drawing depicting Arzak (his emblematic character with the pointed hat), accompanied by a handwritten dedication signed in his own hand.

Traces of natural paper oxidation (faint foxing) and slight yellowing on the upper/lower margins.
• Print condition: The central colored area is well preserved. There are no scratches, scuffs, or ink loss.
• Foxing: Small brownish oxidation spots are visible in the white margins, particularly along the lower margin around the dedication and the text.
• Yellowing / Insolation: The paper shows aging yellowing across all margins, with a slightly darker shading band on the upper margin.

Edges and corners
• Corners: The four corners are slightly blunt (touched or slightly rounded from handling). There is no major crease running across the image.
• Edges/Rims: Presence of light micro-scratches on the left lateral edge.

Paper condition
• Warping: The raisin-format paper shows light natural waviness.

Overall condition
The artwork is in good general conservation (grade B / B+) for paper dating from 1978/1979. The defects are confined to the outer margins and do not touch the central drawing or the pencil sketch.

Details

Item
Screen printing
Number of objects
1
Series
Le Machiniste
Condition
Good condition
Artist
Moebius (Jean Giraud)
Title of artwork
Dédicacée par Moebius avec un dessin d' Arzak
Year
1979
Width
50 cm
Height
65 cm
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