Lithograph By Jacques Prévert

Jacques Prévert (1900–1977). Surrealist lithograph. Numbered 40/75, signed. This lithograph illustrates the visual and poetic dimension of Jacques Prévert, a major figure of French Surrealism, known as much for his literary work as for his collages and graphic compositions. Against a background evoking an engraved stone wall, a textured surface reminiscent of an archaeological bas-relief or an enigmatic setting, unfolds a scene where fragments of human bodies float: heads, arms, hands, delicate silhouettes. These elements, delicately cut and juxtaposed, seem to emerge from the wall or dissolve into it, creating a dialogue between presence and disappearance. Image dimensions: height 52 cm, width 38.5 cm