
Limited Edition Signed French Street Scene Print by Guy Dessapt
This is a limited edition, hand-signed lithograph or serigraph by the contemporary French artist Guy Dessapt, titled in a manner typical of his 'Parisian Storefronts' series. The artwork depicts a highly detailed street view featuring a 'Tailleur' (Tailor) and an 'Antiquités' (Antique) shop. The composition is rich in architectural detail, showcasing weathering on the stone walls, a classic Parisian balcony with trailing vines, and vintage advertising for 'Biscuits Lefèvre-Utile' (LU) above the shops. The color palette utilizes muted earth tones, deep purples, and blues, creating a nostalgic atmosphere. The print is numbered '109/200' in the lower left corner and bears the artist's distinctive graphite signature in the lower right. It is housed in an upscale presentation featuring a triple-matted design with a gold inner fillet and a wide, dark mahogany-finished wooden frame with a subtle cove profile. The craftsmanship of the framing suggests professional gallery origins. The condition appears excellent with no visible foxing, light damage, or rippling to the paper. The frame shows minor handling wear but retains its lustrous finish. The style is late 20th-century impressionistic realism.
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Estimated Value
$600-$900
Basic Information
Category
Fine Art - Prints & Multiples
Appraised On
May 9, 2026
Estimated Value
$600-$900
Item Description
This is a limited edition, hand-signed lithograph or serigraph by the contemporary French artist Guy Dessapt, titled in a manner typical of his 'Parisian Storefronts' series. The artwork depicts a highly detailed street view featuring a 'Tailleur' (Tailor) and an 'Antiquités' (Antique) shop. The composition is rich in architectural detail, showcasing weathering on the stone walls, a classic Parisian balcony with trailing vines, and vintage advertising for 'Biscuits Lefèvre-Utile' (LU) above the shops. The color palette utilizes muted earth tones, deep purples, and blues, creating a nostalgic atmosphere. The print is numbered '109/200' in the lower left corner and bears the artist's distinctive graphite signature in the lower right. It is housed in an upscale presentation featuring a triple-matted design with a gold inner fillet and a wide, dark mahogany-finished wooden frame with a subtle cove profile. The craftsmanship of the framing suggests professional gallery origins. The condition appears excellent with no visible foxing, light damage, or rippling to the paper. The frame shows minor handling wear but retains its lustrous finish. The style is late 20th-century impressionistic realism.
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