André Beaudin: Malerier og litografier, 1960

Litografisk vintage plakat, André Beaudin, b: 48 h: 69 Fineste litografiske franske udstillingsplakat af André Beaudin til udstilling i Galerie Louise Leiris, Paris 1960. Trykt hos Mourlot. Håndteringsmærker. Beaudin 1895-1979 was born in Mennecy and known for his particular attachment to his native Ile-de-France. He studied at the School of Decorative Arts in Paris and participated in close collaborations with friends, including Juan Gris, Max Jacob, and Paul Eluard, knowing how to surround himself and seduce the greatest artists, writers and poets of his time. Picasso said that "the lack of knowledge of Beaudin's work constitutes one of the greatest injustices of our time.” In 1962, Beaudin was awarded in the Grand Prix National des Arts and had a long series of exhibitions in France and abroad until 1970.