Boisrond, François BOISROND, François Le Club 55. Paris Bordas 1996 Colour litho…

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Boisrond, François

BOISROND, François Le Club 55. Paris Bordas 1996 Colour lithograph, 66,0 x 100,0 cm, wove paper, stone signed and dated (very sm. creases and tears on edges). The Club 55 is a famous restaurant on Pampelonne beach in Saint-Tropez.

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François BOISROND (b. 1959) Untitled, 1983 Acrylic on paper Signed "F.Boisrond" and dated on reverse 39.5 x 60 cm Framed 65.5 x 85 cm (frame) Resale rights will be charged to the buyer. Condition report available on request: [email protected] PROVENANCE Lebanese private collection BIBLIOGRAPHY - Hervé Peyrediolle, "Figuration Libre, figures libres", Edition AD Galerie, Mauguio, 2022; work reproduced on page 63 EXHIBITION Galerie AD, "Figuration Libre, Figures Libres" from June 11 to July 23, 2022 NOTICE François Boisrond is associated with the Figuration Libre movement, a French artistic movement of the 1980s that advocated a return to figuration and freedom of expression after a period dominated by abstract and conceptual art. Boisrond was one of the founding members of this movement, alongside artists such as Robert Combas, Hervé Di Rosa and Rémi Blanchard. Figuration Libre is characterized by a spontaneous, expressive and sometimes caricatural style, combining elements of popular culture, comics, graffiti and primitive art. Boisrond's Figuration Libre works are distinguished by their bright colors, simplified forms and playful exploration of the human figure and contemporary society. His style was often humorous and provocative, reflecting a desire to break with established artistic conventions.

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