Jean LURÇAT 1892-1966
LUMIÈRE BLEUE
Aubusson wool tapestry signed in the weft lo…

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Jean LURÇAT 1892-1966 LUMIÈRE BLEUE Aubusson wool tapestry signed in the weft lower right, monogrammed Tahard Frères & Soeurs. On reverse, bolduc N°2494 signed by Suzanne Lurçat 152 x 220 cm

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Jean LURÇAT 1892-1966

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Jean LURCAT (Bruyères 1892-Saint Paul de Vence 1966) Harvest, 1913 Oil on cardboard 27 x 34.5 cm Signed lower left Lurçat On the back, handwritten Lurçat 3... Provenance : Sale by Maître Rijaud, Vernon, March 10, 1985, non-catalogued Sale by Maître de Ricqlès, Hôtel Drouot, Paris, April 21, 1993, no. 23 Private collection Bibliography : Gérard Denizeau and Simone Lurçat, L'œuvre peint de Jean Lurçat Catalogue raisonné 1910-1965, Lausanne, Sylvio Acatos, 1998, page 238, number 1913.4, described and reproduced.

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