
Cyclistes
Original etching with carborundum
Paper size: 26 x 20"
Signed by the artist
Numbered 145/150
$1,600 framed

Jeune Fille
Original etching with collage and carborundum
Paper size: 26 x 20"
Signed by the artist
Numbered 46/90
$1,100

S Rouge
Original etching with collage and carborundum
Paper size: 20 x 26"
Signed by the artist
Numbered from the edition of 90
Sorry, sold for $1,100

Trapeze
Original etching
Paper size: 26 x 20"
Signed by the artist
Numbered 58/75
$1,100
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Max
Papart's paintings and graphics are
suffused with sunny humor and the bright colors of
the French Riviera where he was born. Working
in the cubist style, he depicted circus scenes,
flirting couples, soaring birds and similar
cheerful subjects with flat, overlapping planes of
contrasting colors and textures.
Max Papart (1911-1994) was
acknowledged as a master printer of the 20th
century. The Director of the Bibliotheque
National in Paris stated that his aquatints were
some of the most significant prints being made in
France during this era.
His limited editions, many created with texture on
handmade papers, have been a part of our inventory
for a quarter of a century.
These
are some of the museums which have exhibited or
have in their collections, Max Papart's art:
- Victoria and Albert Museum,
London
- National Gallery, London
- Musee d'Art Moderne de la
Ville de Paris
- Musee Cantini, Marseilles
- Fondation Maeght, St. Paul
de Vence
- Israel Museum, Jerusalem
- Indianapolis Museum of Art
- New Orleans Museum of Art
- High Museum, Atlanta
- Bibliotheque Nationale de
l'Arsenal, Paris
- Salle de l'Aubette de la
ville de Strasbourg
- Ft. Lauderdale Museum of Art
- Jacksonville Art Museum
- Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix
- Syracuse University
- U.C.L.A.
- Yale University
- Museum of New Mexico, Santa
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Standing Figure
Original etching with carborundum
Paper size: 25 1/8 x 19 1/2"
Frame size: 38 1/2 x 32 1/2"
Signed by the artist
Numbered 145/150
Sorry, sold for $1,350 framed
and then totally destroyed and discarded by UPS
It was the noted critic André
Parinaud who said, "We are going to rediscover Papart
as one of the masters of the second cubist
generation... "
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