Marie Laurencin, the etchings, lithographs and books.
French (1883 - 1956)
Marie Laurencin is best known for her illustrations (etchings, lithographs, and illustrated books) of
beautiful women that exude intelligent serenity and lyric seductiveness
through their alluring dark eyes. Marie Laurencin's favorite colors/tones include
pastel gray, rose, and blue. Marie Laurencin was born and educated in Paris and
formed legendary friendships and working relationships with members of
the Cubist and Fauvist schools, including Picasso. She was also the
mistress of the poet/artist Apollinaire, who is the father of
Surrealism. She is one of Modern Art's most exceptional artists. Her
etchings, lithographs, and books are catalogued by Daniel Marchesseau in the book "Marie Laurencin Catalogue Raisonne de L'Oevre Grave". The
edition size of her signed etching and lithographs is quite small, usually around 100,
although there are numerous works that are restrike impressions that are
signed in the plate. We feature original signed etchings and lithographs.
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