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Leonor Fini – “Couple” / Blue-Toned Couple
Signed Limited Edition Etching – 113/125
A striking limited-edition etching attributed to celebrated French-Argentine Surrealist artist Leonor Fini (1907–1996).
The composition depicts an enigmatic male and female couple rendered with Fini’s distinctive theatrical and fantastical imagery. The delicate black linework against the blue-gray ground creates an atmospheric, dreamlike quality characteristic of her Surrealist world.
The work is hand-signed in pencil and numbered 113/125, making it an appealing example for collectors of Leonor Fini, European Surrealism, figurative art, and 20th-century prints.
Details
* Artist: Leonor Fini (1907–1996)
* Subject: Couple / Figures
* Medium: Etching / Intaglio print
* Edition: 113/125
* Signature: Pencil signed
* Framed size: approx. 56 × 65 cm (22.0 × 25.6 in)
* Framed: Yes
* Period: 20th Century
* Style: Surrealism / Figurative / Fantastic Art
* Condition: Vintage condition with signs of age and use. Please carefully review all photographs for the exact condition.
* Origin: Japan
Leonor Fini was one of the most distinctive figures associated with European Surrealism, celebrated for her mysterious depictions of women, mythological figures, masks, sexuality, and dreamlike theatrical worlds.
A highly decorative and collectible signed limited-edition work with a strong visual presence.
The artwork will be carefully packed for international shipping from Japan.
Item specifics
Artist: Leonor Fini
Type: Print
Original/Licensed Reprint: Limited Edition Print
Production Technique: Etching
Style: Surrealism
Subject: Figures, Couple, Woman, Man
Features: Signed, Numbered, Limited Edition, Framed
Edition: 113/125
Signed: Yes
Framing: Framed
Size: Medium
Culture: European / French
Time Period Produced: 20th Century