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Original Emile Bellet Mediterranean Light Signed and Numbered Lithograph Print
Artist: Emile Bellet
Title: Mediterranean Light and Shade
Medium: Litho print on uncut paper
Signature: Signed by artist, lower right
Edition: 260/300, lower left
Size: 14 1/2" x 18 3/4"
Condition: Excellent
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Biography
Emile Bellet (1941- ) is a self-taught artist who has aligned himself with the discipline of the "Fauvres", or savages -- a school of artists who lived at the turn of the twentieth century, which included Matisse, Cezanne, Dufy, and Vlaminck. They painted in vivid non-authentic color, and Emile Bellet has mastered this discipline with an impasto knife accentuating this color with the elongated forms of the mannerists.
The familiar female figure used throughout his work is symbolic of his impression of femininity. She represents all women, and for this reason has no facial expression. She is timeless and ageless, and universal.
Title: Mediterranean Light and Shade
Medium: Litho print on uncut paper
Signature: Signed by artist, lower right
Edition: 260/300, lower left
Size: 14 1/2" x 18 3/4"
Condition: Excellent
AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEED for LIFE
SHIPPING: All Art over $25 will be shipped Priority Mail. Please make any other special shipping requests before checkout.
No International Shipping at this time unless special arraignments are made in advance.
Biography
Emile Bellet (1941- ) is a self-taught artist who has aligned himself with the discipline of the "Fauvres", or savages -- a school of artists who lived at the turn of the twentieth century, which included Matisse, Cezanne, Dufy, and Vlaminck. They painted in vivid non-authentic color, and Emile Bellet has mastered this discipline with an impasto knife accentuating this color with the elongated forms of the mannerists.
The familiar female figure used throughout his work is symbolic of his impression of femininity. She represents all women, and for this reason has no facial expression. She is timeless and ageless, and universal.













