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Surrealist Color Lithograph by Pierre Jacquot (1929-2009) 20x26"

Currency:CAD Category:Art / General - Fine Art Prints Start Price:10.00 CAD
Surrealist Color Lithograph by Pierre Jacquot (1929-2009) 20x26
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This framed color lithograph by French surrealist Pierre Jacquot (1929-2009) features the artist's signature blend of symbolic figures, dream-logic imagery, and mystical iconography. The composition includes a central circular form surrounded by stylized characters, floating heart motifs, and surreal elements reminiscent of astrology, tarot, and mythological storytelling.

Jacquot's lithographs are known for their imaginative, narrative-driven worlds, often populated by hybrid creatures, symbolic objects, and layered visual metaphors. His work combines fine draftsmanship with whimsical surrealism, producing pieces that feel both playful and esoteric. Lithographs of this type appear regularly in European and North American auctions, valued for their distinctive style and strong collector interest in mid-century French surrealism.

Ideal for collectors of surrealist prints, symbolic art, and post-war French graphic work.

ARTIST BIO: Pierre Jacquot (1929-2009)
Pierre Jacquot was a French surrealist painter and printmaker celebrated for his imaginative, symbolic, and dream-like compositions. Born in 1929, Jacquot developed a visual language rooted in fantasy, mythology, and esoteric symbolism, often incorporating astrological signs, tarot imagery, and whimsical creatures into his work. His prints and paintings blend fine linework with vibrant color, creating surreal narratives that invite interpretation.

Throughout his career, Jacquot exhibited widely in France and abroad, gaining recognition for his distinctive surrealist voice during the mid- to late-20th century. His lithographs remain popular in contemporary auctions, appreciated for their technical quality, symbolic depth, and the artist's ability to merge humor, mystery, and metaphysical themes into cohesive visual stories.

Jacquot's legacy endures through his prolific output of surrealist prints, which continue to attract collectors seeking imaginative and symbol-rich graphic art.