Raymond Peynet, signed lithograph, flowers, date, romantic dinner, romantic evening,

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Raymond Peynet, Lithograph of interpretation signed and published on Arches vellum paper, the engaged couple’s dinner, size: 22.04 x 29.92 inches. Very good condition. Sold unframed. This lithograph was reproduced with the authorization of the copyright holders of Peynet and the agreement of the ADAGP with its embossed dry stamp on the lithograph as authentication.

Peynet’s lovers live outside of time, far from its agitation and its intrigues. For them, only the gaze of the other counts, a world of tenderness, light humor and acidulous poetry that they are building. A perfect romantic evening!

Here is the menu of the meal of this romantic rendezvous written at the bottom of this lithograph:
“We say some larkspur to start, then a lupin pâté with four-leaf clover, forget-me-not salad, bindweed tart and for a drink… the boss’s watering can!”

Raymond Peynet was born in 1908 in Paris. Young, he entered the Arts appliqués. It was in 1942 that his life would change… One day in Valence, sitting on a bench, facing the bandstand, he imagined a little violinist playing all alone in the bandstand and an admirer listening to him. A few years later, the violinist had given way to the poet… and the admirer had become his companion. The public’s success was there.

“Les Amoureux de Peynet” were born! and they have traveled around the world… on porcelain, on scarves, in the form of dolls, in books, on medals, in statues, on lithographs, on everything that symbolizes Love!

Please note that all our precious lithographs are carefully rolled up, wrapped in tissue paper, then placed in a special tube for transport so that they arrive at your home in perfect condition. The recipient’s signature upon delivery is required.

Feel free to consult the additional photo at the top left and click on the image to zoom, thank you!

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