Corneille (1922-2010) - April in Jazz Hommage à Charlie Parker





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Guillaume Corneille’s *April in Jazz Hommage à Charlie Parker* is a framed, limited-edition digital print from 1951, numbered AO 38/90 and signed in the plate.
Description from the seller
Beautiful framed Cobra artwork by Guillaume Corneille, signed on the plate, created as a tribute to Charlie Parker: “April in Paris,” 1951.
Corneille discovered jazz upon his arrival in Paris in 1951, in the capital’s cabarets. Together with Hugo Claus, he came up with the idea of exploring this music in his work.
Edition authorized in 90 copies, based on the original screenprint “April in Paris” – Schana B Editions / Guillaume Corneille Official Archives – Stamp on the reverse of the image – Natural pigments on Belgian hemp paper.
Numbered edition. Publisher’s embossed seal.
The copy offered here is numbered AO 38/90 – The image is deliberately off-center, as conceived by Corneille, suggesting jazz’s irregular rhythm.
The artist created a total of 8 works in the “April in Paris” series in 1951.
Framed dimensions: 32.5 x 42.5 cm – Very good condition
Guillaume Corneille was one of the founding members of the Cobra group, alongside Karel Appel, Asger Jorn, Christian Dotremont, Constant, Jacques Doucet, and Alechinsky.
Seller's Story
Beautiful framed Cobra artwork by Guillaume Corneille, signed on the plate, created as a tribute to Charlie Parker: “April in Paris,” 1951.
Corneille discovered jazz upon his arrival in Paris in 1951, in the capital’s cabarets. Together with Hugo Claus, he came up with the idea of exploring this music in his work.
Edition authorized in 90 copies, based on the original screenprint “April in Paris” – Schana B Editions / Guillaume Corneille Official Archives – Stamp on the reverse of the image – Natural pigments on Belgian hemp paper.
Numbered edition. Publisher’s embossed seal.
The copy offered here is numbered AO 38/90 – The image is deliberately off-center, as conceived by Corneille, suggesting jazz’s irregular rhythm.
The artist created a total of 8 works in the “April in Paris” series in 1951.
Framed dimensions: 32.5 x 42.5 cm – Very good condition
Guillaume Corneille was one of the founding members of the Cobra group, alongside Karel Appel, Asger Jorn, Christian Dotremont, Constant, Jacques Doucet, and Alechinsky.

