Pierre Soulages (1919-2022) Lithograph n° 29. 1972. Lithograph (offset). At sight : 670 x 1020. Miessner-Encrevé 77. Good proof on Arches ivory vellum, apart from the poster edition, with the letter in red ("Olympische Spiele München 1972", annotated in pencil "épreuve d'artiste" then dedicated "Pour Véronique Pierre Soulages". General oxidation of the sheet. Strong freckles. Small oxidized worm holes in the upper left corner of the sheet. All margins. Framed. "This lithograph is part of a set of 29 prints created by different artists for the 1972 Munich Olympic Games." (M.-C. Miessner and P. Encrevé, Soulages, l'œuvre imprimé, BnF and Musée Soulages, Rodez, 2011, p. 198).

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