Francis de Saint-Geniès Signed Lithograph Original – Surrealist Mythology Woman Portrait, French 20th Century Print 38×56 cm

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Francis de Lassus Saint-Geniès – Original Signed Lithograph – Excellent Condition
Discover this beautiful original signed lithograph by French artist Francis de Lassus Saint-Geniès (1925–2018). Hand-signed in pencil and in very good condition.
– Dimensions: 14.96 × 22.04 inches (38 × 56 cm) – ideal size for framing and display.
– Sold unframed for easy customization.

Born in 1925 in Val André, Brittany, France, Francis de Lassus Saint-Geniès was the great-grandson of renowned composer Charles Gounod. After training at the prestigious Académie Julian in Paris, he initially focused on portraiture before developing his distinctive surrealist-symbolist style. His dreamlike works blend soft harmonies, sensuality, and mythology, creating poetic “waking dreams” filled with tender female figures, mythical creatures (such as unicorns, sphinxes, and centaurs), and hybrid beings that fuse human grace with animal elegance.

Under the spell of feminine beauty, his ethereal women—with doe-like eyes and inviting lips—evoke eternal myths, sensuality, and a fusion of sexuality and emotion. His refined palette and symbolic imagery captivate collectors of surrealist and symbolist art.

Perfect for collectors of:
– French surrealism and symbolism
– Mythological art and fantasy portraits
– Female nudes and sensual figurative works
– Signed limited-edition lithographs

This artwork ships rolled (not folded) in a sturdy protective tube for maximum safety during transit. Includes tracked shipping with signature confirmation to ensure it arrives in perfect condition.

A timeless piece of French surrealist heritage—add this poetic original to your collection today!

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