Lot Essay
The lithographs in the screen are separately titled Le Sacré Coeur, La Tour Saint-Jacques, La Tour Eiffel and Le Moulin de la Galette
Paravent (S. 116-19)
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Bernard Buffet (b.1928)
Paravent (S. 116-19)
lithographs printed in colours, the set of four varnished and mounted in a four-panelled folding screen, 1967, on wove paper, signed in fibre-tip pen on the left panel, numbered 80/100 on the right panel (there was a further edition of twenty numbered with Roman numerals), published by A. C. Mazo, Paris, a few very small scuffs at the upper right corner of the right panel, one touched with pen and ink, some surface dirt and one or two small stains on the reverse of the screen, otherwise generally in very good condition
L. 1,640 x 2,040mm.
Paravent (S. 116-19)
lithographs printed in colours, the set of four varnished and mounted in a four-panelled folding screen, 1967, on wove paper, signed in fibre-tip pen on the left panel, numbered 80/100 on the right panel (there was a further edition of twenty numbered with Roman numerals), published by A. C. Mazo, Paris, a few very small scuffs at the upper right corner of the right panel, one touched with pen and ink, some surface dirt and one or two small stains on the reverse of the screen, otherwise generally in very good condition
L. 1,640 x 2,040mm.