Fernand LEGER Limited Edition ORIGINAL Lithograph 1950 *RARE w/Frame

Original Léger Limited Edition Lithograph. Size : 27,9 x 33,8 cm. This is from a Limited Edition (280), this one being no. 222. Sur le presses de Mourlot Fréres, 1950. On Velin d’Arches paper, made special for editions Verve in 1950 only 300 were made of which 20 were hc (hors-commerce), this is one of the numbered editions (222/280). This is a very rare Léger. Artwork comes with Gallery Prepared Documentation, which includes Authentication Certificate + Provenance Plus a copy of a Signed and numbered colophon. This is very a rare 1950's Léger lithograph, one edition of this lithograph is in the MOMA archives (not currently on view) on loan from The Louis E. Stern Collection.

It is a dazzling place, full of lights, color, music, a world of fun and freedom. Throughout his life, Léger painted acrobats, clowns, tamers, jugglers or horses, always in action; for the artist it is a challenge to express the frenetic movement of the show. In addition, the circus is egalitarian, within it culture, music and the performing arts are within the reach of the general public. The circus represents freedom.

Professional custom cut and sized frame. Material used: Solid wood moulding, Crescent™ Acid Fee Museum Rag Mat™ + acid free backing and TruVu™ UV Protection Anti Glare Museum™ Glass. Modern Now's in-house framer constructs all of the archival framing to match the same specification of the artworks that are hung in the gallery for the preservation and protection of your artworks.

Please note: Custom frame is selected upon purchase and is subject to change and our designer is happy to work with you to select a frame to match your aesthetic needs.