Tete d'or by André Brasilier, 1972

Artist: André Brasilier

Medium: Original Lithograph, 1972

Dimensions: 26.5 x 22 in, 67.3 x 55.9 cm

Arches paper - Fair Condition B

This original lithograph was created in 1972 by Andre Brasilier. He creates works that are a blend of expressionism and ethereal beauty. His works often features themes and motifs like horses, nature, music, and the female figure. His wife, Chantal, has been his muse for several decades and his story is one of love for the world that surrounds us. Andre Brasilier, very much like Henri Matisse, is an artist of beauty and hope that elevates us and heals our soul. This proof is a "Bon à Tirer", which means that it is the last proof pulled from the press by the artist before the full edition is printed. It is the printer's insurance policy that the artist has accepted the final trials. 

E.A., B.A.T., Signed & Annotated "150 estampes arches / 30 japon without the grey framing color"  Ref. Le Pichon #60 

Both of Brasilier’s parents were painters, and he began painting as a child. He entered the École des Beaux-Arts at the age of 20, and by 23, had won the Premier Grand Prix de Rome for painting. His works blend abstraction, expressionism, and vivid colors. He often features the human form, horses, nature, and music, with an emphasis on composition and movement. He has had numerous exhibitions all over the world and was honored by a retrospective exhibition of his work at Russia’s renowned Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg in 2005 and at the Museum Haus Ludwig für Kunstausstellungen in Germany in 2007.