Victor Spahn (1949) - Marathon

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Victor Spahn’s “Marathon” is a hand-signed, limited-edition colour lithograph depicting two runners.

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**Short description of the item and its origin**

An original colour lithograph entitled “Marathon” (also known as “Course à pied”) by the French artist Victor Spahn (born 1949).

The composition depicts two athletes running side by side, captured in a dynamic moment of movement. Spahn uses expressive brush-like forms, flowing lines and contrasting colours to convey the energy, rhythm and speed of athletic movement. The deep blue background and sweeping strokes further enhance the sense of motion and vitality.

The lower-left corner of the front bears the handwritten inscription “E.A.”, standing for *Épreuve d’Artiste* (Artist’s Proof). The work is hand-signed by Victor Spahn in the lower-right corner.

On the reverse, the title “MARATHON” is handwritten, together with an additional handwritten edition marking “7/3000”. These inscriptions provide further identifying details of the work.

**Collector’s Value & Benefits**

Victor Spahn is a French artist particularly known for his dynamic depictions of sporting subjects. His distinctive compositions capture the movement, energy and intensity of athletic scenes.

This colour lithograph brings together several notable features: the artist’s handwritten signature, the “E.A.” Artist’s Proof inscription on the front, and the handwritten title and edition marking on the reverse.

The combination of its vibrant sporting subject, expressive visual style and handwritten markings makes this an appealing work for collectors of modern European prints, sports-themed art and works by Victor Spahn.

**Dimensions (in cm)**

56 × 76 cm

**Weight (in grams)**

1000 g

**Shipping method**

Shipping & International Duties:

● Based on our inventory storage locations, we ship our items from either Japan or Europe to destinations worldwide.

● We pack all items with extreme care to ensure safe transit. However, once the package is handed to the carrier, we cannot be held responsible for delays or minor shifts in the paper's tension that may occur due to changes in humidity or temperature during international transit.

● DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) Shipping included: To provide you with a smoother shopping experience and premium logistics service, all import duties, taxes (VAT), and customs clearance handling fees incurred in your destination country will be fully covered and paid by us. You will not have to pay any additional customs fees upon delivery.

● Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.

**Short description of the item and its origin**

An original colour lithograph entitled “Marathon” (also known as “Course à pied”) by the French artist Victor Spahn (born 1949).

The composition depicts two athletes running side by side, captured in a dynamic moment of movement. Spahn uses expressive brush-like forms, flowing lines and contrasting colours to convey the energy, rhythm and speed of athletic movement. The deep blue background and sweeping strokes further enhance the sense of motion and vitality.

The lower-left corner of the front bears the handwritten inscription “E.A.”, standing for *Épreuve d’Artiste* (Artist’s Proof). The work is hand-signed by Victor Spahn in the lower-right corner.

On the reverse, the title “MARATHON” is handwritten, together with an additional handwritten edition marking “7/3000”. These inscriptions provide further identifying details of the work.

**Collector’s Value & Benefits**

Victor Spahn is a French artist particularly known for his dynamic depictions of sporting subjects. His distinctive compositions capture the movement, energy and intensity of athletic scenes.

This colour lithograph brings together several notable features: the artist’s handwritten signature, the “E.A.” Artist’s Proof inscription on the front, and the handwritten title and edition marking on the reverse.

The combination of its vibrant sporting subject, expressive visual style and handwritten markings makes this an appealing work for collectors of modern European prints, sports-themed art and works by Victor Spahn.

**Dimensions (in cm)**

56 × 76 cm

**Weight (in grams)**

1000 g

**Shipping method**

Shipping & International Duties:

● Based on our inventory storage locations, we ship our items from either Japan or Europe to destinations worldwide.

● We pack all items with extreme care to ensure safe transit. However, once the package is handed to the carrier, we cannot be held responsible for delays or minor shifts in the paper's tension that may occur due to changes in humidity or temperature during international transit.

● DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) Shipping included: To provide you with a smoother shopping experience and premium logistics service, all import duties, taxes (VAT), and customs clearance handling fees incurred in your destination country will be fully covered and paid by us. You will not have to pay any additional customs fees upon delivery.

● Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.

Details

Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
7/3000
Artist
Victor Spahn (1949)
Title of artwork
Marathon
Technique
Lithograph
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Colour
Blue, Red, White, Yellow
Condition
Fair condition
Height
56 cm
Width
76 cm
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Contemporary
Sold with frame
No
Period
2020+
Sold by
JapanVerified
228
Objects sold
97.67%
Private

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