Maurice Denis : La Terrasse, C. 1923
Maurice Denis, La Terrasse, c. 1923
Original lithograph on Japanese paper (chine volant). Galerie des Peintres-Graveurs, Edmond Frapier, Paris.
Signed and dated in the plate, lower right: MAY.DENIS.23. Not numbered.
From an edition of 525. Published in the album Les Peintres Lithographes de Manet a Matisse, Frapier, Paris.
Dimensions :
Sheet : 27.5 × 36.5 cm / 10? × 14? in.
Size of the image : 17 × 24.5 cm / 6¾ × 9?? in.
One of Maurice Denis's most intimate family compositions, depicting his wife Marthe and their daughters on the sunlit terrace of their villa at Fiesole, near Florence. The Tuscan cypresses and rolling hills create the contemplative, almost sacred atmosphere characteristic of Denis's domestic scenes.
Literature : L'œuvre grave et lithographie, Pierre Cailler, no. 142.
Please note: the photographs may show another copy of the same print, in comparable condition. Photos of this exact sheet are available on request.
Shipping & Packing: Unlike many auction companies, NCAG's offers a full service shipping for flat rate with DHL.
Condition
Condition : Very good condition. A few scattered foxing spots. Not framed.In all cases, prospective buyers are responsible for determining the physical condition, authenticity, age, materials or any other feature of items being sold, as all items are sold AS IS, WHERE IS with all faults.Items sold at auction are of considerable age and may exhibit wear, usage, repairs, and damage. Therefore, all lots are sold "as is" and there are no returns or refundsBy registering for this auction, buyers have agreed to all auction terms and understand that there are no returns based on condition.The printed conditions and descriptions in the catalog entry are based on opinion only and are provided for guidance only, without legal obligation.Condition report requests may be sent to info@ncag.frPlease view ALL detail pictures prior to requesting condition reports.The absence of condition reports in the catalog entry does not indicate that the item is in perfect condition.
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Maurice Denis, La Terrasse, c. 1923
Original lithograph on Japanese paper (chine volant). Galerie des Peintres-Graveurs, Edmond Frapier, Paris.
Signed and dated in the plate, lower right: MAY.DENIS.23. Not numbered.
From an edition of 525. Published in the album Les Peintres Lithographes de Manet a Matisse, Frapier, Paris.
Dimensions :
Sheet : 27.5 × 36.5 cm / 10? × 14? in.
Size of the image : 17 × 24.5 cm / 6¾ × 9?? in.
One of Maurice Denis's most intimate family compositions, depicting his wife Marthe and their daughters on the sunlit terrace of their villa at Fiesole, near Florence. The Tuscan cypresses and rolling hills create the contemplative, almost sacred atmosphere characteristic of Denis's domestic scenes.
Literature : L'œuvre grave et lithographie, Pierre Cailler, no. 142.
Please note: the photographs may show another copy of the same print, in comparable condition. Photos of this exact sheet are available on request.
Shipping & Packing: Unlike many auction companies, NCAG's offers a full service shipping for flat rate with DHL.
Condition
Condition : Very good condition. A few scattered foxing spots. Not framed.In all cases, prospective buyers are responsible for determining the physical condition, authenticity, age, materials or any other feature of items being sold, as all items are sold AS IS, WHERE IS with all faults.Items sold at auction are of considerable age and may exhibit wear, usage, repairs, and damage. Therefore, all lots are sold "as is" and there are no returns or refundsBy registering for this auction, buyers have agreed to all auction terms and understand that there are no returns based on condition.The printed conditions and descriptions in the catalog entry are based on opinion only and are provided for guidance only, without legal obligation.Condition report requests may be sent to info@ncag.frPlease view ALL detail pictures prior to requesting condition reports.The absence of condition reports in the catalog entry does not indicate that the item is in perfect condition.