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Lithograph in colors with embossing and varnish on wove paper Published by Maeght, Paris Signed and numbered in pencil Georges Braque’s Le Char III (Char Verni) (1955) is a richly textured lithograph that reflects his deep engagement with Cubism and symbolic abstraction. This composition, printed with embossing and varnish, presents a fragmented scene enclosed within a dark, box-like frame, drawing the viewer into a mysterious, almost dreamlike space. At the center, Braque depicts a mythological chariot and horse in bold black lines, layered over a patterned background. The interplay of light and shadow, along with earthy tones and geometric forms, creates a striking contrast between movement and stillness. Published by Maeght in a limited edition of 75, this work exemplifies Braque’s late-career exploration of texture, depth, and classical themes.
Le Char III (Char Verni), 1955
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Lithograph in colors with embossing and varnish on wove paper Published by Maeght, Paris Signed and numbered in pencil Georges Braque’s Le Char III (Char Verni) (1955) is a richly textured lithograph that reflects his deep engagement with Cubism and symbolic abstraction. This composition, printed with embossing and varnish, presents a fragmented scene enclosed within a dark, box-like frame, drawing the viewer into a mysterious, almost dreamlike space. At the center, Braque depicts a mythological chariot and horse in bold black lines, layered over a patterned background. The interplay of light and shadow, along with earthy tones and geometric forms, creates a striking contrast between movement and stillness. Published by Maeght in a limited edition of 75, this work exemplifies Braque’s late-career exploration of texture, depth, and classical themes.
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