Daniel Grémi - Vertuo





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Description from the seller
Superb charcoal/pencil illustration by Daniel Grémi.
Model: Erotic woman, « Vertuo ».
Technique: Pencil charcoal.
Support: Loose sheet, 190g paper, in excellent general condition.
Dimensions of the work: 48 cm x 35 cm.
Signature: At the bottom left in pencil.
Unique drawing and original year 1968.
All shipments are sent via Colis suivi, with insurance.
Artwork well protected by my care.
A tracking number will be provided.
About the artist:
Daniel GREMI, born in Courbevoie 23.02.1933 and
died 29.11.2019 in Biarritz.
He rubbed shoulders with many artists between the 1950s-1970s.
In the 1960s he developed a passion for illustration and specialized in artistic nude photography and approached the technique of superposition.
He was able to showcase his technique in France and Italy with exhibitions.
During his career (the 50s/70s) he collaborated with various artists on artistic projects and forged friendships with personalities such as Marie-Laure de Noailles, Jean Cocteau, Jean Marais, Man Ray, Roland Caillaud (x), Leonor Fini, Félix Labisse, Tchéda, César, Le Boull'ch, Henri Héraut, Christian Dior, Georges Auriac, Dalida, Claude François,
Superb charcoal/pencil illustration by Daniel Grémi.
Model: Erotic woman, « Vertuo ».
Technique: Pencil charcoal.
Support: Loose sheet, 190g paper, in excellent general condition.
Dimensions of the work: 48 cm x 35 cm.
Signature: At the bottom left in pencil.
Unique drawing and original year 1968.
All shipments are sent via Colis suivi, with insurance.
Artwork well protected by my care.
A tracking number will be provided.
About the artist:
Daniel GREMI, born in Courbevoie 23.02.1933 and
died 29.11.2019 in Biarritz.
He rubbed shoulders with many artists between the 1950s-1970s.
In the 1960s he developed a passion for illustration and specialized in artistic nude photography and approached the technique of superposition.
He was able to showcase his technique in France and Italy with exhibitions.
During his career (the 50s/70s) he collaborated with various artists on artistic projects and forged friendships with personalities such as Marie-Laure de Noailles, Jean Cocteau, Jean Marais, Man Ray, Roland Caillaud (x), Leonor Fini, Félix Labisse, Tchéda, César, Le Boull'ch, Henri Héraut, Christian Dior, Georges Auriac, Dalida, Claude François,

