'Hotel de Calais a Nice'
Limited edition print number 67 of 150
price includes UK delivery
Edward Piper (1938-1990)
£545.00Price
- Very rare limited edition print depicting a semi-naked woman, looking into a cheval mirror, in a hotel room in Nice, France. The work is entitled 'Hotel de Calais a Nice', and is by the renowned English artist Edward Piper (1938–1990).Edward Blake Christmas Piper was the eldest son of the artist John Piper, he studied at Lancing College, the Bath Academy of Art in Corsham and the Slade School of Art in London. He produced photographs for the Shell County Guides and undertook graphic design commissions, however, his real passion was figurative art and in particular painting female nudes. His work rarely comes up for sale and is much sought after, with a number of his lithographs and screenprints featuring in the Tate Gallery collection.- If you have any questions about this item, please contact us and we will respond within an hour
- Personally signed, titled and numbered by the artist, lower margin- Number 67 of only 150 limited edition prints ever produced
- Framed, glazed* and ready to hang, in a moulded wooden frame*IMPORTANT: Due to the size of this picture, we will either deliver it as it is personally within a 25 mile radius of Harrogate, or, outside of this area we would use a courier, in which case we will remove the glass and it will be sent unglazed, alternatively, you are of course also welcome to collect it in person.- Image size 61cm x 46cm (approx. 24 inches x 18 1/8 inches)
- Frame size 87.5cm x 73cm (approx. 34 1/2 inches x 28 3/4 inches)
- There is a very minor mark, only noticeable under close inspection, on the lower edge of the image, please see image above, otherwise it is in excellent condition.- The frame has some very minor scuffs to the corners, otherwise the frame is in excellent condition
- Excellent investment- Fabulous centrepiece
- All items are carefully packaged to prevent damage during shipping- Please contact us for European and Worldwide shipping prices