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Color lithograph representing a winter landscape in Franche-Comté, in the Haut-Jura or Doubs, with women walking in front of houses in a small hamlet, signed Bourgeois * and numbered 6/120, vintage twentieth century.
This lithograph is in good condition, as well as its frame. Signed lower right. She is under glass.
A note: some stains and yellowing on paper (a bit stung in places), wear of time on the frame, see photos.
Born in Paris in 1932, the painter Jean-Claude Bourgeois lives in Franche-Comté in the country of Gustave Courbet. He follows the School of Fine Arts in Besançon. In 1957, he was noticed by art critics Georges Besson, Raymond Cogniat and Guy Dornand, and encouraged by Marcel Aymé. It imposes itself with a very personal invoice. Jean-Claude Bourgeois is part of the Young Painting Movement (1949-1961). He is a member of the main Parisian salons. He has exhibited regularly in Paris since 1957, in Besançon since 1960 and also manifests itself in the provinces and abroad. The Museum of Modern Art of the City of Paris and many provincial and foreign museums have bought several of his works (see Comtois art website)
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