1985 Jean-Pierre Henaut French Lithograph

1985 Jean-Pierre Henaut French Lithograph. Printed in France on thick matte paper printed and stamped by Mourlot Paris, one of the most prestigious print houses in the world. Numbered 123/275 and hand signed by the artist. The print depicts a boy lying on the sand at the beach with a guitar floating in the art. Size: 21.4”W x 23.7”H. About the Artist - Jean-Pierre Henaut Jean-Pierre Henaut (born 1942) is a French contemporary painter whose work is celebrated for its vibrant landscapes, coastal scenes, gardens, and floral compositions. Trained at the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, Henaut developed a distinctive style that combines bold color, expressive brushwork, and geometric structure to capture the beauty and atmosphere of the natural world. His paintings reflect a lifelong fascination with light, harmony, and the changing moods of the French countryside and seaside. Over the course of his career, Henaut has exhibited extensively in France and internationally, earning recognition for his richly textured oils and original lithographs. His work has appeared at auction and is held in private collections around the world, where collectors value his ability to balance realism with a modern, decorative sensibility. Through decades of artistic exploration, Jean-Pierre Henaut has established himself as a respected figure in postwar French painting, creating works that continue to evoke warmth, serenity, and an enduring appreciation for the landscape.