Framed Stencil By Manzana Pissarro: The Two Roosters And The Two Hens
Artist: Manzana-pissarro Georges ( 1871-1961)
Stencil in colors and gold and silver bronze ink.
Very nice proof on beige textured vellum, signed and numbered 60/100 lower left.
Framed proof.
Ca.1920
Georges is the third son of the painter Camille Pissarro who was his first teacher. Manzana-Pissarro was influenced by Japanese prints as much as the Tahitian and Martinican scenes of Gauguin and developed a penchant for orientalism which resulted in the use of gold, silver and copper paint with which he enhanced his watercolors of fish and birds. Also interested in applied arts, he studied the English Arts & Crafts movement in London. Nourished by all these influences and experiences, he gives life to his very particular and dreamlike style which unfolds on backgrounds often made of silver, gold and bronze.
In view: 300 x 460
Frame: 490 x 650
Very nice proof on beige textured vellum, signed and numbered 60/100 lower left.
Framed proof.
Ca.1920
Georges is the third son of the painter Camille Pissarro who was his first teacher. Manzana-Pissarro was influenced by Japanese prints as much as the Tahitian and Martinican scenes of Gauguin and developed a penchant for orientalism which resulted in the use of gold, silver and copper paint with which he enhanced his watercolors of fish and birds. Also interested in applied arts, he studied the English Arts & Crafts movement in London. Nourished by all these influences and experiences, he gives life to his very particular and dreamlike style which unfolds on backgrounds often made of silver, gold and bronze.
In view: 300 x 460
Frame: 490 x 650
1 200 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Deco
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Width: 650 mm
Height: 490 mm
Reference (ID): 1250058
Availability: In stock
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