Minaux André, Original Lithograph Ea Signed Numbered 20th

Original lithograph in six colors by André Minaux “Mirror of a moment”, depicting a portrait of a woman and a bouquet of flowers Artist's proof signed in pencil lower right and numbered 2 state 3/3 (100 signed and numbered proofs , 20 artist's proofs) Editions Heppner Hamburg On vellum, baguette frame (wear), under glass, goes everywhere Some foxing on the edges Period: 1970 Dimensions: framed 92 x 80 cm, at sight 75 x 60 cm André Minaux (1923 -1986), French painter, sculptor, illustrator, engraver and lithographer. In 1948 he discovered the workshop of Fernand Mourlot (printer notably of the works of Picasso) and the beginnings of his career as a lithographer. He participated in the “young painting” movement in the 1950s. Later, he was part of the “witness man” group. It belongs to the School of Paris. He will work until the end of his life with a final period in non-figurative work. “It is clear as day, silky as night, red and black like the poppy, blue like the beautiful body of the crow,” wrote the poet Robert Marteau to describe Minaux’s work in “Les Secrets du métier”.