Original Pierre Garcia-Fons Signed Lithograph – Nu au paravent 1990 Art Print

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Bring home a piece infused with the authentic aesthetic of the mid-20th century (“mid-century modern”) with this original 1990 lithograph by Pierre Garcia-Fons, titled *Nu au paravent* (Nude by a Folding Screen). This rare artist’s proof (épreuve d’artiste or E.A.) masterfully blends figurative minimalism with high artistic merit. The lithograph consists of four pages: the first features the artwork, while the subsequent three are blank, offering great versatility. It can be displayed as a striking piece of wall art, used as a luxurious artistic greeting card, or presented as a sophisticated corporate gift.

Hand-signed in pencil by the artist, this piece embodies the peak of late 20th-century European printmaking. Pierre Garcia-Fons (1928–2016) was a celebrated French-Spanish painter and sculptor associated with the École de Paris, renowned for his poetic mastery of light, subtle figurative forms, and a rich career punctuated by prestigious international exhibitions and museum presence. Measuring 8.66 x 11.41 inches (22 x 29.5 cm), its perfect small format makes it incredibly easy to frame, fitting seamlessly into contemporary gallery walls, mid-century minimalist offices, or elegant living rooms.

This rare collector’s item is in very good vintage condition with no major flaws, ensuring its pristine artistic integrity remains preserved. Whether you are expanding an investment art collection or searching for a unique, high-end gift for an art lover, this épreuve d’artiste delivers timeless elegance and proven cultural value.

Shipping & Packaging
– Comes unframed
– Carefully wrapped for protection + shipped with tracking number and signature required
– Arrives safely in perfect condition

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