Lot Essay
Zao Wou-Ki travelled to China and selected the Chine paper used in this suite as part of his objective of re-creating traditional Chinese printing methods.
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Elégie pour Jean-Marie (Ägerup 293-96)
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Zao Wou-Ki (B. 1921)
Elégie pour Jean-Marie (Ägerup 293-96)
the set of four lithographs in colours, 1978, on Chine, each signed and dated in pencil, variously numbered, from the edition of 35 numbered in Roman numerals (from the separate suite accompanying the edition of two hundred on Arches), published by Editions Regard, Geneva, with wide margins, a deckle edge to the left of each sheet, one with soft creasing in the left margin, otherwise in very good condition
L. 433 x 330 mm., S. 655 x 500 mm. (4)
Elégie pour Jean-Marie (Ägerup 293-96)
the set of four lithographs in colours, 1978, on Chine, each signed and dated in pencil, variously numbered, from the edition of 35 numbered in Roman numerals (from the separate suite accompanying the edition of two hundred on Arches), published by Editions Regard, Geneva, with wide margins, a deckle edge to the left of each sheet, one with soft creasing in the left margin, otherwise in very good condition
L. 433 x 330 mm., S. 655 x 500 mm. (4)
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