Fred Deux - Deux eaux-fortes originales de Fred Deux — Gris I et Gris V (1978)





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Two original etchings by Fred Deux, Gris V and Gris I (1978), signed in pencil by the artist and from a limited edition, printed on Arches vélin with surreal, mythological motifs, each measuring 24 × 14.5 cm and weighing 1 kg, produced in France by Atelier Moret and published by La Différence, Paris.
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Set of two original engravings by Fred Deux (1924–2015), the French artist and writer associated with Surrealism. The two works belong to the series “Gris,” created in 1978.
Left work — “Gris V”
Original etching, signed in pencil by the artist at the bottom right and numbered 96/100 at the bottom left.
Right work — “Gris I”
Original etching, signed in pencil by the artist at the bottom right and numbered 96/100 at the bottom left.
Both prints are issued on Arches vélin paper. They feature biomorphic and surreal compositions, characteristic of Fred Deux’s universe, in which organic forms seem to develop within architectural and enclosed spaces.
Edition limited to 100 copies for each work.
Publisher: La Différence, Paris
Printer: Atelier Moret, Paris
Careful packaging and tracked international shipping.
The numbering of the copy sent may differ from that visible in the photograph.
Set of two original engravings by Fred Deux (1924–2015), the French artist and writer associated with Surrealism. The two works belong to the series “Gris,” created in 1978.
Left work — “Gris V”
Original etching, signed in pencil by the artist at the bottom right and numbered 96/100 at the bottom left.
Right work — “Gris I”
Original etching, signed in pencil by the artist at the bottom right and numbered 96/100 at the bottom left.
Both prints are issued on Arches vélin paper. They feature biomorphic and surreal compositions, characteristic of Fred Deux’s universe, in which organic forms seem to develop within architectural and enclosed spaces.
Edition limited to 100 copies for each work.
Publisher: La Différence, Paris
Printer: Atelier Moret, Paris
Careful packaging and tracked international shipping.
The numbering of the copy sent may differ from that visible in the photograph.

