1990 Guy Bardone Signed French Lithograph
Los Angeles, CA · Reported available
- Type
Prints
- Period
1990
- Origin
- Measurements (dealer text)
22ʺW x 30ʺH.
Size: 22ʺW x 30ʺH.
- Condition
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Excellent condition. About the Artist - Guy Bardone French artist Guy Bardone (1927–2010) was recognized for his significant contributions to figurative and abstract art. With a background in graphic design and painting, he co-founded the "New Figuration" movement, blending traditional and contemporary styles. Bardone's art showcases dynamic compositions, vibrant colors, and a fusion of realism and abstraction. His works often depict everyday life, capturing emotions and human connections. Throughout his career, he held numerous exhibitions worldwide, solidifying his place as a notable figure in the art world, celebrated for his ability to bridge diverse artistic approaches.
Condition: Excellent condition.
- Medium
Lithograph
Additional details
- National description
French
Dealer notes
1990 Guy Bardone Signed French Lithograph. Printed in France on thick matte paper. Signed and numbered by the artist, part of limited series 41/200. Gorgeous whispy landscape design perfectly capturing the beauty and feeling of the french countryside. About the Artist - Guy Bardone French artist Guy Bardone (1927–2010) was recognized for his significant contributions to figurative and abstract art. With a background in graphic design and painting, he co-founded the "New Figuration" movement, blending traditional and contemporary styles. Bardone's art showcases dynamic compositions, vibrant colors, and a fusion of realism and abstraction. His works often depict everyday life, capturing emotions and human connections. Throughout his career, he held numerous exhibitions worldwide, solidifying his place as a notable figure in the art world, celebrated for his ability to bridge diverse artistic approaches.
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