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AFTER RENÉ MAGRITTE (1898-1967)
Le 16 Septembre, from: Signe de Survie au Temps d'Amour
etching and aquatint in colours, 1968, on BFK Rives wove paper, with the artist's stamped signature (as issued), numbered 101/150 (there were also one hundred and fifty on Japon nacré paper and a total of fifty hors commerce impressions), printed and published posthumously by Georges Visat, Paris, 1968, with the Gravure Originale Atelier René Magritte blindstamp
Plate 150 x 100 mm.
Sheet 276 x 222 mm.
Literature
Kaplan & Baum 14
FURTHER DETAILS
According to Gilbert Kaplan and Timothy Baum Le 16 Septembre belongs to a small group of etchings after colour sketches by Magritte, commissioned by the artist from the master printer Georges Visat to illustrate selected texts. Upon the artist's death, Visat realised Magritte's vision posthumously with the permission of his widow, etching the plates himself according to the artist's instructions. Each etchings bears Magritte's stamped signature, and the studio blindstamp indicating it was sanctioned by the artist's estate.
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