Bellet Prints Appraisal

Two Signed Emile Bellet Seriolithographs

This lot features two signed seriolithographs by the artist Emile Bellet. Each print depicts a female figure, likely in a stylized, serene setting, typical of Bellet's vibrant and expressive work. One print shows a reclining figure with yellow drapery against a blue ocean background and what appears to be a red rock formation, while the other shows an upright figure in similar yellow drapery against a deep blue background with green foliage. The prints are on a white ground, suggesting they are unframed or matted, and appear to be of good quality, free from obvious creasing, tears, or significant discoloration based on the provided image. A ruler placed between the two prints indicates their approximate size. Each print is accompanied by a document, likely a Certificate of Authenticity or provenance documentation, positioned to the left and right of the prints. The presence of these documents suggests a desire to verify the authenticity and origin of the artworks. The artistic style is distinct, characterized by bold colors and a somewhat impressionistic or post-impressionistic approach to figural representation. The item appears to be in very good, unused condition, consistent with artwork that has been stored and cared for. There are no visible signs of wear, damage, or repairs. The clear imagery suggests strong color saturation and print quality. The inclusion of the artist's signature on each piece, as indicated by the title 'Signed Emile Bellet Seriolithograph,' enhances their value and collectibility. Given Bellet's active period, these pieces likely date from the late 20th century to early 21st century.