Red Nude

Red Nude   is a beautiful colored  lithograph realized by Édouard Pignon   during the XX century.

Hand-signed in pencil by the artist on the lower right. Edition of 100. The lithograph is stuck on cardboard.

The artwork is in good conditions, except for a few stains and tears on the paper sheet.

Édouard Pignon  (1905-1993) was a French painter of the New School of Paris. His abundant production developed in series focusing on various themes: dramas of the working conditions, sailing boats, olive trunks, work of peasants, horrors of war, naked divers, and solar beaches. With Picasso, he struggled with the systematism of socialist realism of the 1950s.