Lot 311-272-PF058-S3: Lavender Fields in Provence by D. Broussie, screenprint (silkscreen), France, late 20th century

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Lavender Fields in Provence by D. Broussie, screenprint (silkscreen), France, late 20th century. A romantic and richly coloured silkscreen print depicting the iconic lavender fields of Provence, France, by D. Brucy. The composition presents undulating rows of flowering lavender rendered in deep violet and soft lilac tones, set against silvery-green foliage, cypress trees and a sunlit Provençal landscape in the distance. A luminous sky transitions subtly from cool blue to warm golden hues, enhancing the sense of southern light and atmosphere. The work is executed with a painterly sensitivity, combining strong graphic structure with delicate tonal gradations, characteristic of late 20th-century colour printmaking. Signed in pencil by the artist and numbered 16/800, the print conveys a tranquil, idyllic vision of rural Provence and captures the timeless romance associated with the region. Dimensions Frame: Height 62 Width 77 cm. Visual: Height 46,5 Width 60,5 cm.

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