Leonor Fini (1907-1996) - Les Trois Grâces





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Les Trois Grâces is a fine color etching created in 1980’ by the renowned Surrealist artist Leonor Fini. Executed on fine Arches paper, the work is distinguished by its delicate yet expressive composition and bears the artist’s original pencil signature and edition number, adding to its appeal for collectors of twentieth-century European printmaking.
The etching was engraved by Leonor Fini and Cécile Deux in Paris, printed at the renowned Atelier Moret, Paris, and published by Galerie Bosquet, Paris. The work is hand-signed in pencil by the artist in the lower-right margin on the recto and is presented in excellent condition.
With its refined technique, distinguished Parisian production history, and direct association with Leonor Fini, Les Trois Grâces represents a particularly appealing example of the artist’s graphic oeuvre and a compelling addition to a collection of Surrealist and modern European prints.
Les Trois Grâces is a fine color etching created in 1980’ by the renowned Surrealist artist Leonor Fini. Executed on fine Arches paper, the work is distinguished by its delicate yet expressive composition and bears the artist’s original pencil signature and edition number, adding to its appeal for collectors of twentieth-century European printmaking.
The etching was engraved by Leonor Fini and Cécile Deux in Paris, printed at the renowned Atelier Moret, Paris, and published by Galerie Bosquet, Paris. The work is hand-signed in pencil by the artist in the lower-right margin on the recto and is presented in excellent condition.
With its refined technique, distinguished Parisian production history, and direct association with Leonor Fini, Les Trois Grâces represents a particularly appealing example of the artist’s graphic oeuvre and a compelling addition to a collection of Surrealist and modern European prints.

