Brigitte Coudrain Lute Study Limited Edition Etching
Brigitte Coudrain Lute Study Limited Edition Etching
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Brigitte Coudrain Lute Study Limited Edition Etching.A limited edition etching by the French artist Brigitte Coudrain (born 1934), titled Lute Study. Pencil signed by the artist and numbered 55/80 in the lower margin, this expressive composition combines architectural forms with the abstracted curves of a lute, rendered in Coudrain's distinctive linear style with subtle sepia and black tones.Published by the Gallery of Graphic Arts, New York, the print is attractively presented in a contemporary silver frame with a wide white mount, ready for display.
Dimensions: 55/80 58cm wide x 66.5cm high // 42cm x 38cm
Condition: Good overall condition with light age related wear to the frame, the print appearing clean and well presented behind glass.
Delivery: Free delivery quoted covers UK Mainland only. This is an economy service. The item will be delivered in 4-5 working days. For express service, please make enquiries.
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