Galerie Jacques Dubourg (after) Nicolas De Stael, 1957

Artist: Nicolas De Stael

Medium: Original Lithographic Poster, 1957

Dimensions: 25.2 x 18.5 in / 64 x 47 cm

Classic poster paper - Perfect Condition A+

This beautiful countryside painting is a creative and bright version of reality. The definition of creative expression, a red curtain-like sky is draped of over the quaint and quiet town of colors.

After studying art at the Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts in Brussels, De Stael spent the better half of the 1930's traveling through Europe before eventually moving back to Paris. De Stael struggled through the second world war and Nazi occupation of France which eventually lead to the death of his partner, Jeannine Guillou. He began to see the first glimpse of success when his paintings garnered some recognition in the years after the war. De Stael even maintained a close friendship with Georges Braque, before moving back and forth from Paris to New York. Before his premature death in 1955, De Stael's work had already attained global attention and praise.