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Cocteau's China Ink - From "La Machine Infernale"
Original Surrealist artwork on paper realized by Jean Cocteau in 1924 and published on " La Machine Infernale ".
The artwork cames from the Pecci Blunt collection .
China Ink on Veline; the sheet is glued on ivory cardboard (cm 44 x 33). Both the cardboard and the veline are in very good conditions.
The original mark of the Pecci Blunt collection is present on the lower right corner. A second mark is present on the back of the cardboard.
Good conditions of the cardboard, the veline presents small rips on the corner.
Reference:
Jean Cocteau, La Machine Infernale , Editions Bernard Grasset, 1934.
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J-47446
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Original Surrealist artwork on paper realized by Jean Cocteau in 1924 and published on " La Machine Infernale ".
The artwork cames from the Pecci Blunt collection .
China Ink on Veline; the sheet is glued on ivory cardboard (cm 44 x 33). Both the cardboard and the veline are in very good conditions.
The original mark of the Pecci Blunt collection is present on the lower right corner. A second mark is present on the back of the cardboard.
Good conditions of the cardboard, the veline presents small rips on the corner.
Reference:
Jean Cocteau, La Machine Infernale , Editions Bernard Grasset, 1934.
Discover More About The Master Of The Surrealism Jean Cocteau Here!
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SKU
J-47446
Artist
Jean Cocteau
Typology
Original Drawings
Technique
Drawing-Ink
Period
1920s
Conditions
Good (minor cosmetic wear)
Dimensions (cm)
44 x 0.1 x 33
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