Artist: Jean Cocteau
Title: Les Amoureux
Medium: Original Lithograph, 1975
Details & Dimensions 19.50 x 25.50 in, 49.5 x 64.8 cm

From the album "Jean cocteau Lithographies" by Jean Cocteau. It is signed and dated in the stone by the artist on the bottom leftt-hand corner.

Cocteau was a playwright, a novelist, artist, poet, designer, and filmmaker. He truly was a renaissance man living in Paris through the city’s great artistic heyday. During the years of the Great War, Cocteau began to associate himself with artists across differing spheres, including the Russian ballet director Diaghilev, composers Stravinksy and Satie, and Picasso; however, it was not until his later life that Cocteau added art to his creative endeavors and experimented with pastels, prints, and posters. He eventually took up easel painting in 1950.

Each individual work of art comes with a Certificate of Provenance, signed, daed, stamped, and numbered by Eric Mourlot. Stored in a clear protective sleeve accompanying your piece, this Certificate of Provenance is recognized by all the major auction houses should you care to resell at any point. This ensures the validity of its origin and its being in the Mourlot archives since its production.