Jean Courtès (1976) - Il Sogno

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Jean Courtès (1976) - "Il Sogno" (The Dream) - Hand-Colored Lithograph - 50x70 cm - Full Provenance (Galleria Il Babuino)
Description:
A stunning, highly expressive, and sensual original artwork by the listed French artist Jean Courtès, created in 1976. This piece perfectly blends elegant eroticism with dreamlike figurative surrealism, showcasing the artist's masterful fluid linework and delicate watercolor composition.
• Artist: Jean Courtès
• Title of work: Il Sogno (The Dream)
• Year of creation: 1976
• Technique: Lithograph, beautifully hand-colored by the artist (Lito colorata a mano , Hand-colored).
• Signatures,Inscriptions: Hand-signed and dated in pencil by the artist in the lower-right corner (Jean Courtès 76). Titled "Il Sogno" in the center and inscribed Colorata a mano on the lower-left.
• Dimensions: 50 x 70 cm (sheet size, excluding the frame).
• Frame: Presented in its original luxury golden wooden frame with a high-quality fabric matting/passe-partout (included as a complimentary gift).
Provenance & Authenticity:
The back of the frame bears an official paper Certificate of Guarantee and Authenticity ("Certificato di Garanzia e Autenticità") issued and hand-signed on December 11, 1987, by the historic Roman art gallery Galleria d'Arte "Il Babuino" (directed by Aldo Incitti, Via Conte Verde, Rome).
Condition:
In absolutely ideal ,pristine vintage condition. The paper is clean, the colors remain incredibly fresh and vivid, and there are no signs of aging,foxing, or fading. The frame and glass are excellently preserved. A gallery-quality piece ready to be displayed.

Jean Courtès (1976) - "Il Sogno" (The Dream) - Hand-Colored Lithograph - 50x70 cm - Full Provenance (Galleria Il Babuino)
Description:
A stunning, highly expressive, and sensual original artwork by the listed French artist Jean Courtès, created in 1976. This piece perfectly blends elegant eroticism with dreamlike figurative surrealism, showcasing the artist's masterful fluid linework and delicate watercolor composition.
• Artist: Jean Courtès
• Title of work: Il Sogno (The Dream)
• Year of creation: 1976
• Technique: Lithograph, beautifully hand-colored by the artist (Lito colorata a mano , Hand-colored).
• Signatures,Inscriptions: Hand-signed and dated in pencil by the artist in the lower-right corner (Jean Courtès 76). Titled "Il Sogno" in the center and inscribed Colorata a mano on the lower-left.
• Dimensions: 50 x 70 cm (sheet size, excluding the frame).
• Frame: Presented in its original luxury golden wooden frame with a high-quality fabric matting/passe-partout (included as a complimentary gift).
Provenance & Authenticity:
The back of the frame bears an official paper Certificate of Guarantee and Authenticity ("Certificato di Garanzia e Autenticità") issued and hand-signed on December 11, 1987, by the historic Roman art gallery Galleria d'Arte "Il Babuino" (directed by Aldo Incitti, Via Conte Verde, Rome).
Condition:
In absolutely ideal ,pristine vintage condition. The paper is clean, the colors remain incredibly fresh and vivid, and there are no signs of aging,foxing, or fading. The frame and glass are excellently preserved. A gallery-quality piece ready to be displayed.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Jean Courtès (1976)
Title of artwork
Il Sogno
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
1976
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
50 cm
Width
70 cm
Style
Modern
Period
1970-1980
ItalyVerified
Private

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