1980 Vintage Philippe Henri Noyer, Femme Chez Maxim Signed Lithograph 207/325

Freshly opened from framing and ready to ship, this contemporary Noyer piece is a beautiful lithograph with stunningly bright colors alongside soft pastel shades. A Philippe Noyer speaks for itself and lends to any bright lounge area or large kitchen accent, this piece is guaranteed to turn heads and delight guests. Taken down from a private gallery this lithograph is priced lower since the owner would like the extra storage space sooner rather than later.

Size is: 26″ x 39 ¼” and comes shipped in a tube

Philippe Henri Noyer History:

Philippe Noyer started his painting career in 1943,that same year he met the famous Paris art dealer Emmanuel David who promoted world-known “School of Paris” painters from 1943 – 1950. David immediately put Noyer on contract with the prestigious DROUANT-DAVID Gallery of Paris. The elements Philippe uses in his paintings – the women, the monuments, the animals and the flowers – come alive under the brush which translates them in strictly realist terms in compositions that are the fruits of his fantasy and intellectual or literary reminiscences. Thirteen years of careful personal research brought Philippe Noyer to the technique which gives his paintings their very special transparency and light in 1956. Eliminating the use of white in favor of pure colors which give the rocks their roughness, bring alive the subtle glow of a seashell and give the subjects’ skins a peach-like softness one can feel without touching.

Currently 2,000 of his oil paintings and watercolors are in museums, collections and private collections.