Claude Hemeret, signed art print, white piano, music and melodies, concerto and pianist, classical music, jazz improvisation, Pleyel Paris,

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Claude Hemeret – Original signed Lithograph – Signature in pencil at bottom right and justified artist proof at bottom left. (E.A. = Artist proof). Published on BFK Rives wove paper. Format: 29.92 x 22.04 inches / 76 x 56 cm – Limited Edition. Very good condition except one long foxing in margin on upper right corner. (Invisible when framed with mat). Sold unframed.

Claude Hemeret, born in Nice in 1929, thanks to his childhood spent in the sun of the south of France, Hemeret benefited early caresses lights and fragrances of the South that fed and quenched his thirst for discovery of Art. His paintings recall the scent of mimosa, cypress, lavender and the sun of the French Riviera..

His paintings seem to reflect the life he leads, punctuated by nature. Claude Hemeret sought all his life to transfer this beauty on canvas …

Hemeret cultivates love and friendship with talent and art that has nothing to envy his pictorial genius. No portrait, not even a distant figure, no cult of personality. Ordinary people, Hemeret rather have them near him.

And we are all these men and women, are those who admire this painting is sensitive and cheerful, joyful. We have a real and pure happiness at the sight of these “still life” but full of vivacity, vitality and humanity..

Claude Hemeret realizes lithographs, Aubusson tapestries and created serving dishes published by Haviland Limoges.

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This original lithograph comes unframed and is shipped rolled in a rigid protective shipping tube so it arrives at your door in perfect condition.
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